Xabi Alonso has defended Wesley Fofana after the defended continued suffering from some pretty bad form in last week’s games. If you enjoy Talk Chelsea…

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso defended Wesley Fofana, stating the central defender is more mature and focused following the birth of his baby. Despite Fofana's recent struggles, including a difficult first half against Manchester United, Alonso confirmed he never considered substituting him at half-time, praising his second-half reaction.
Talk Chelsea writer Will Faulks notes that Fofana has drawn frustration from supporters over past performances and attitude. Alonso also addressed other squad news, offering vague comments on Moises Caicedo's missed training session and hinting at a potential early return for goalkeeper Emi Martinez.
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