Marcos alonso

Six years after arriving at Chelsea from The 31-year-old now returns to play in his native Spain for the first time since leaving the Alonso leaves Chelsea as part of the Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang deal, alongside a €12m “adjustment” from the Blues. The accountants have recorded this portion as a “free transfer” for Barcelona after Alonso exited his Chelsea contract Marcos Alonso has left Chelsea by mutual consent, ending a six-year association with the club. Everyone would like to thank Marcos for his service to the Blues and wish him all the very best for the rest of his career. — Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) While no player is perfect, and Alonso certainly was not, he was a key part of our last Premier League title and showed again under Tuchel that as a left wing-back, few could do what he could. That he saved some of his best games for Spurs also didn’t hurt. Both Marc Cucurella and Ben Chilwell have big shoes to fill, especially when it comes to consistent attacking contributions and technically perfect volleys from the left wing-back position. Good luck, Marcos! And thanks for the great memories!

Nombre en país de origen: Marcos Alonso Mendoza Fecha de nacimiento: Lugar de nacimiento: Madrid Edad: 32 Altura: 1,88m Nacionalidad: España Posición: Defensa - Lateral izquierdo Pie: izquierdo Agente: Club actual: Fichado: 01/09/2022 Contrato hasta: 30/06/2024 Opción de contrato: Un año más Última renovación: 27/01/2023 Proveedor: Nike Redes sociales:

Alonso is a curious footballer. He’s not even really a left-back because he lacks natural defensive qualities and gets dragged out of position far too easily when playing in a four-man defence. He’s one of those players who looks considerably more comfortable at wing-back than at full-back. He evolved into a truly impressive footballer in a Fiorentina side often playing 3-5-2 and was signed by Antonio Conte’s Alonso isn’t the first footballer to look more comfortable at wing-back than at full-back. But maybe he’s the first footballer who clearly belongs at wing-back yet would count aerial prowess as his main quality. Wing-backs are not generally involved in aerial battles — certainly not crucial ones. And yet Alonso has made a name for himself as a specialist far-post blunderer, a wing-back-cum-target-man, rather than an expert crosser or a reliable hard worker. It’s difficult to think of any comparable footballer. So how would Alonso fare in the Clasico, up against the reigning Ballon d’Or, In the opening period, Barcelona tried to play their usual type of football. They held a high defensive line, wanted to hold onto the ball for long periods and tried to impose themselves on the game. In this period, Alonso struggled. In a positional sense, he was very uncertain and his body shape was often wrong. Within the first 30 seconds, Benzema made a run across the front of Alonso, who tracked him into a deeper position, despite the fact he would have been able to see Alonso didn...

At some point, Alonso joined On 11 December 2009, Alonso was first summoned by the main squad – coached by Bolton Wanderers Alonso joined Alonso scored his first goal for Bolton on 31 March 2012, netting the second in an eventual 3–2 success away to ' player of the year, winning 37% of the vote: Marc Iles wrote, "...this has been a break-out season for the former Real Madrid starlet. Alonso has grown in stature and become a consistent performer at full-back – chipping in with some important goals too." Fiorentina In May 2013, Alonso signed for Italian side On 30 December, after the player had made nine official appearances, Alonso played his first match with Sunderland on 7 January 2014, featuring the full 90 minutes in a 2–1 home win over Upon his return from loan, Alonso became a regular, amassing over 70 appearances in his final two seasons in purple. On 19 March 2015 he scored his first goal for the Viola, in a Chelsea On 30 August 2016, after 85 appearances and five goals overall with Fiorentina, Alonso completed his move back to England after signing a five-year contract with Alonso scored his first goal for the club on 5 November 2016, in a 5–0 victory over In April 2018, Alonso came under extensive criticism for seemingly purposely digging the Alonso opened his goal account of the Alonso scored the only goal against Alonso scored his first goal of the Alonso scored Chelsea's opening goal of the Barcelona On 2 September 2022, Alonso signed for La Liga club Barcelona...

Feb 9 (Reuters) - Former Barcelona player Marcos Alonso Pena, father of the team's current full back of the same name, has died at the age of 63 after a long illness, the LaLiga club said on Thursday. Alonso, who joined Barca in 1982 from Atletico Madrid, was popularly known as "Pichon" and won the Copa del Rey, LaLiga and the Spanish Super Cup with the club, having played alongside Diego Maradona during the Argentine's time at the Nou Camp. "FC Barcelona would like to express its deepest condolences on the death of former Barca player and father of a first-team player Marcos Alonso Pena," the club said in a "Our condolences to all of his family. Rest in peace," said Barca president Joan Laporta who called a minute's silence during a news conference on Thursday. Atletico Madrid said in a statement: "The red and white family is in mourning for the passing of Marcos Alonso Pena. We want to convey our sincere condolences to the family. May he rest in peace." Alonso, who won 22 caps, was in the Spain squad when they thrashed Malta 12-1 in 1983 to qualify for Euro 84 in France. After retiring from playing in 1991 he went on to manage Rayo Vallecano, Racing Santander, Sevilla, Atletico Madrid, Real Zaragoza, Real Valladolid, Malaga and Granada 74. Son of Marquitos, the Real Madrid great who won five European Cups and five LaLiga titles, Alonso inherited his father's passion for football and passed it on to his own son Marcos Alonso Mendoza, who joined Barca from Chelsea.

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