Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso has criticized Chelsea's creativity in a recent analysis, highlighting what he sees as the main problems in the London club's attacking play and suggesting potential fixes.
The former Liverpool and Real Madrid midfielder, now in charge of the Bundesliga side, pointed to a lack of incisive passing and movement in the final third as key issues for Chelsea.
Alonso's comments come as Chelsea continue to search for consistent offensive output under their current management. The Spanish coach outlined several tactical adjustments that could improve the team's creativity, including greater positional flexibility and quicker ball circulation.
While Alonso did not specify particular players, his assessment adds to the ongoing debate about Chelsea's attacking identity in the Premier League.
