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“Every Coach Has Their Own Way”  –Estêvão Defends Alonso Amid Chelsea’s Slow Start
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“Every Coach Has Their Own Way” –Estêvão Defends Alonso Amid Chelsea’s Slow Start

Complete Sports about 1 hour 1 mins read

Chelsea star Estêvão has stepped forward to defend manager Xabi Alonso following a slow and challenging start to the campaign at Chelsea, urging supporters to exercise patience as the team adapts to a new tactical identity. The Stamford Bridge outfit has faced heavy scrutiny following a series of unconvincing results that have raised questions about [...]

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