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Liam Rosenior: 'Scary' Estevao Willian is 'so humble' and works 'really hard' at Chelsea

Name: Liam Rosenior: 'Scary' Estevao Willian is 'so humble' and works 'really hard' at Chelsea
Uploaded: 2026-03-10T10:25:47.386Z
Duration: 37 s
Description: Watch Liam Rosenior offer effusive praise on Chelsea winger Estevao Willian, with the Blues manager calling the Brazilian "scary" and "so humble". Watch and stream the UEFA Champions League knockouts on TNT Sports and discovery+

Watch Liam Rosenior offer effusive praise on Chelsea winger Estevao Willian, with the Blues manager calling the Brazilian "scary" and "so humble". Watch and stream the UEFA Champions League knockouts on TNT Sports and discovery+

00:00:3710/03/2026 at 10:25 GMT

Liam Rosenior: 'Scary' Estevao Willian is 'so humble' and works 'really hard' at Chelsea

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