Clubs come and go but for Willian, London is the place to be. The Brazilian midfielder has spent eight years in the capital of Britain, playing for Chelsea and Arsenal. And while he had substantial success with the Blues (Two Premier League titles, one Europe League, two FA and one League Cup), his time with Gunners ended after only one poor season, after which he admitted he wanted to leave the club after only three months. The Brazilian and Arsenal decided to part ways before the end of a three year deal and he came back to his boyhood club Corinthians. But…🚨 Former Chelsea and Arsenal forward Willian is set to sign for Fulham on a free transfer after having his Corinthians contract terminated a season early. 🇧🇷(Source: GOAL) pic.twitter.com/Sshodn1bjG— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) August 11, 2022 New reports from England are saying he is on his way back from Brazil to play in London once again, this time to provide quality crosses to Aleksandar Mitrović and co. in Fulham. Willian’s future in native Brazil seems to end like his Arsenal episode – with a terminated contract. His deal was apparently cancelled after Corinthians’ Copa Libertadores quarter-final exit to Flamengo 3-0 on aggregate, with one year left to go. So, the 34 year old winger is free to come back to Europe.It’s not over yet: Fulham and Brentford bring in more reinforcementsFulham is keen to finally stay in the Premier League a bit longer, and coach Marco Silva needs all the help he can get. Willian’s family apparently have not adapted to their return to South America as well as had been hoped, after living in Europe for 14 years and reportedly wanted to move back to the continent, so London is a great option. But there are ‘red flags’ with this potential transfer. Not counting on Willian’s age, but the Brazilian didn’t have a good season since 2019 and struggled last year with injuries, scoring just once in 44 matches. Will he be a proper signing is for Marco Silva to decide and live with it.##NAJAVA_MECA_6556928##
