I noticed that He was the only one not happy that I scored my first Chelsea goal,I have informed Enzo Maresca about the situation already,if He doesn’t want me here then I’ll respect myself and take my leave”, Estevao Willian reveals what He noticed when He scored His first Chelsea goal today against West ham.
**BREAKING NEWS:** The mood at Stamford Bridge was expected to be pure joy today as 17-year-old Estevao Willian, a Brazilian prodigy, finally got on the scoresheet for Chelsea in a key match against West Ham. But instead of a celebration-filled evening, the young forward made a revelation that has sparked fresh tension within the Chelsea camp.
Following the match, Estevao claimed not every teammate was pleased with his goal. He specifically pointed out one individual who appeared upset as he celebrated.
> *“I noticed that he was the only one not happy that I scored my first Chelsea goal,”* he stated after the game. *“I have already informed the coach, Enzo Maresca, about the situation. If he doesn’t want me here, then I’ll respect myself and take my leave.”*
The quote has gone viral on social media, with Chelsea fans fiercely debating who Estevao was talking about. Theories range from jealousy to internal rivalry, especially as Estevao continues to rise rapidly under Maresca’s management.
The timing made it even more dramatic — Chelsea had just secured a significant win over their London rivals, and Estevao’s breakthrough was supposed to be a proud career milestone. Instead, his words have overshadowed the result and raised new questions about unity in the locker room.
The fan base appears divided. Some applaud Estevao’s courage and honesty, while others believe airing such matters publicly could worsen tensions in an already delicate squad still adapting to Maresca’s leadership.
Coach Enzo Maresca has yet to publicly respond, but reports suggest the issue will likely be handled privately to avoid it escalating further.
What caught even more attention was Estevao’s final comment:
> *“I love Chelsea, but if my presence here is unwanted, I will not force myself on anyone. I know my value.”*
At only 17, Estevao Willian is proving to be more than just a rising football talent. He is also someone willing to speak out when something feels off. Whether this sparks further issues inside the squad or only strengthens his mindset, one thing is ce
rtain — this story is far from over.
