Two Spanish managers, Xabi Alonso and Andoni Iraola, have outlined their vision for success as they take charge of Chelsea and Liverpool respectively.

Alonso, newly appointed as Chelsea manager, emphasized the need for 'hunger' and ambition to achieve European qualification, stating that the team must adopt a unified approach to playing football.He acknowledged the challenges of building a competitive squad but expressed confidence in the club's potential.

Meanwhile, Iraola, who replaced Arne Slot at Liverpool, aims to restore the 'magic' associated with Anfield by introducing intense, vertical attacking play.He highlighted the importance of connecting with fans and supporters, vowing to deliver a team that embodies hard work and intensity.

Both managers are aware of the high expectations placed upon them, with Alonso focusing on squad development and Iraola prioritizing rebuilding trust after a disappointing season.Their strategies reflect the pressures of managing top-tier clubs in the Premier League.