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EPL: They’ve quality players – Ally McCoist picks team to watch out for this season

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Former Scotland international, Ally McCoist, has suggested that Chelsea could be the team to watch out for this season.

According to the former Rangers star, the Blues have quality players under their new manager, Xabi Alonso.

“I’m really interested to see how Chelsea starts the season,” McCoist told talkSPORT.

“I think they could be one to watch; they have obviously got some real quality players. Of course they have.

“And I just think with a bit of togetherness, a bit of direction, I like the manager, and I think it is a shrewd move bringing those two players [Henderson and Welbeck] in.”

Chelsea finished in 10th position last season and failed to qualify for Champions League football.

EPL: They’ve quality players – Ally McCoist picks team to watch out for this season

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