Willian

Date of birth: August 9, 1988
Instagram: @willianborges88
Club(s): Corinthians, Shakhtar Donetsk, Anzhi Makhachkala, Chelsea
Country: Brazil
Signing fee: £30million
Won the Premier League twice with Chelsea and also tasted FA Cup and Europa League glory with the Blues. Joined the Stamford Bridge club in 2013 from Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala, two years after making his international debut for Brazil after representing his country at Under-20 level. Has played in two World Cups, in his home country and two years ago in Russia, and helped Selecao to the 2019 Copa America title.
Latest about Willian

Is this the best bit of transfer business this summer? Fulham set to cash in on Willian just two weeks after signing him for free: report
By Ryan Dabbs published
Fulham could be set to make profit on Willian, who only re-signed for the club in the last few weeks

Fulham season preview 2023/24: Why it's a season of consolidation at Craven Cottage
By James Andrew published
FourFourTwo's Fulham season preview 2023/24 – will Marco Silva be able to establish the Cottagers in the top flight?

Willian believes Fulham boss Marco Silva can become one of the best managers in the world
By Ryan Dabbs published
While discussing how his move to Fulham came about, Willian suggests Silva played a vital role in his decision

‘Damn, should I sign for them?!’ Willian admits he had reservations about signing for Fulham last summer
By Ryan Dabbs published
Willian also explains why he didn’t celebrate when he scored for Fulham vs Chelsea

8 times Chelsea hijacked 'done' deals
By Chris Flanagan published
Chelsea used to be the kings of hijacking other teams' deals – Chris Flanagan on the transfers that the Blues swooped in late for

9 stars who played a blinder against a team – then got signed by them
By Tom Seymour published
Darwin Nunez could make an official Liverpool debut this weekend – and he's already punished his new side in Europe

Ranked! Chelsea's top Premier League scorers ever
By Tom Hancock published
FFT charts Chelsea's top Premier League scorers after 30 years of the revamped top flight

Arsenal FourFourTwo preview and prediction: Are the Gunners’ top-four days over as we know them?
By Tim Stillman published
Arsenal finished last season as one of the Premier League's form teams thanks to Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe. Now, Mikel Arteta's vibrant Gunners must maintain their momentum in 2021/22...
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