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Marcos Alonso father hints at Chelsea exit

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The father of Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso suggests that the Spaniard could return to Serie A in the future.
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The father of Marcos Alonso has hinted that the Chelsea defender could spend another period in Italy later in his career.

Despite netting a decisive goal against Tottenham Hotspur at the weekend, Alonso is currently being linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge.

The Blues signed the 29-year-old after he had spent a three-year stint at Fiorentina, and father Marcos Alonso Pena has talked up the possibility of a return to Serie A for the Spaniard.

Speaking to Calciomercato, Pena said: "He always talks about his legendary three years in Florence, says that Serie A is a beautiful championship and continues to be very close to Italy because he has many friends there. He has a very good memory."

Inter Milan - managed by Alonso's former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte - have been credited with an interest in the left-sided player, who may cost £25m.

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2Manchester CityMan City27183668293957
3Leicester CityLeicester28155854282650
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6Wolverhampton WanderersWolves28101264134742
7Tottenham HotspurSpurs28117104639740
8Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd27101072925440
9Burnley28115123339-638
10Arsenal2781363936337
11Everton28107113742-537
12Crystal Palace2899102532-736
13Southampton28104143551-1634
14Newcastle UnitedNewcastle2888122441-1732
15Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton28610123240-828
16West Ham UnitedWest Ham2876153549-1427
17Watford2869132743-1627
18Bournemouth2876152845-1727
19Aston Villa2774163452-1825
20Norwich CityNorwich2856172551-2621
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