Xabi Alonso sat down with former teammate, Jamie Carragher, for an interview about Chelsea. We provide an update from the interview.

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso spoke with former Liverpool teammate Jamie Carragher on Sky Sports' Boss YouTube series to discuss his move to Stamford Bridge. Alonso explained that timing and the squad's potential convinced him to take the position despite having no prior links to the club, having taken time away from football following a spell with Real Madrid.
Alonso detailed his collaborative relationship with Chelsea's ownership and sporting director, noting that constant communication exists regarding key decisions. He emphasized that returning Chelsea to Premier League and Champions League contention is a medium-to-long-term project that requires time and deliberate planning.
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