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EPL: He makes many errors – Gary Neville urges Alonso to replace Chelsea star
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EPL: He makes many errors – Gary Neville urges Alonso to replace Chelsea star

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Manchester United legend, Gary Neville has urged Chelsea manager, Xabi Alonso to replace goalkeeper, Robert Sanchez.


Neville believes the Spain international makes too many errors and could undermine Chelsea’s position in the Premier League.

The former England international spoke on Sky Sports after Chelsea defeated Fulham 3-2 in the Premier League on Monday.

According to him, Alonso should consider signing Aston Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez if he is available in this summer’s transfer window.

“Robert Sanchez does undermine Chelsea’s position. He makes a lot of errors, and that just can’t happen.

“It will undermine everything Chelsea do. It’s a problem for Chelsea, and I don’t think they need someone like that if Emi Martinez is available,” Neville said.

EPL: He makes many errors – Gary Neville urges Alonso to replace Chelsea star

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