Should Xabi Alonso indeed become Chelsea’s next permanent manager this summer, he could bring new faces to Stamford Bridge that he worked with during his short-lived stint at Real Madrid.
A turbulent season in west London is only getting worse by the day. Ever since the Blues cut ties with Liam Rosenior, who they only just hired to replace Enzo Maresca in January, the team has spiraled further down the Premier League standings, winless in their last seven league matches.
