Serie B side Como confirmed they are looking for ways to sign Willhill, but his non-EU status poses some obstacles.
Paolo Annoni, a reporter for Councillor of Sports, a local como media outlet, met with the club's general manager, Carlalberto Ludi, and posted on Facebook on Thursday:
"He [Ludi] revealed some interesting news," Annoni wrote, "including bringing in a new signing: Wilshire, a former Arsenal player, who is more than just a target." ”
The main problem at the moment is that after Brexit, Wilshire is no longer an EU player. This is a requirement for Serie B players and therefore leads to a stranding of potential transfers.
Reports from Tutto MercatoWeb say Koeman are looking for ways to change Wilshire's identity, and Annoni's remarks give the impression they haven't ruled out that possibility.
Unfortunately, Como is not close to the promotion zone, so Wilshire can only wait for them to be promoted to Serie A before joining.
If they can't find a way to sign him, then the players are left looking for other options.
After leaving Arsenal in August, Willian have not found their form in Brazil, have yet to score goals and have not even played the full game.
Willian's performance at Arsenal can be described as a disaster, and he voluntarily left the team after only one season.
We don't know exactly what happened from leaving Chelsea to joining Arsenal that had such a big impact on him, but there were some factors that affected him.
Willian turned down Chelsea's offer of a two-year contract extension later to Arsenal. He wanted a 3-year contract and Arsenal met that requirement.
He joined Chelsea from Anzhi in 2013 for £31.95 million and spent seven years with the Blues.
Prior to moving to Arsenal, Willian made 339 appearances for Chelsea, contributing 63 goals and 62 assists.
Mourinho brought him in, and the winger went through four managers (Hiddink, Conte, Sarri and Lampard). The coaches all saw him as the team's main player, and none of them were willing to sell him.
Although Chelsea experienced many changes during this period, his position did not waver.
After landing in the Premier League, he never made fewer appearances in a single season than 40, so his injury record was excellent and his attendance was high.
After the restart of the league during the epidemic, Willian's form remained outstanding. He contributed 4 goals and 3 assists and was a key player for Chelsea to finish in the top four.
Then he joined Arsenal and everything started to get worse.
Although happy to escape from the Gunners, the future has not returned to the form of the time when he was at Chelsea.
He made 29 appearances for Corinthians, scoring two goals and four assists, but only two of them came after returning to Brazil in August. The rest was acquired before joining Shakhtar Donetsk in 2007.
Since returning to Brazil, he has played only 12 games and played 596 minutes, not once playing the whole game.