Fabrizio Romano confirmed that MU nodded at the price of 40 million pounds for Alejandro Garnacho and the Argentinian striker preparing to dock Chelsea.
Alejandro Garnacho joined Chelsea
One of the most paper -consuming deals of this summer press is about to be completed. Alejandro Garnacho, who no longer has the opportunity to compete in MU will leave this team to dock Chelsea.
From the beginning, Garnacho has expressed his determination to just join the London team. Despite the offer from some other teams, like Bayern Munich, Garnacho did not want to go to any team other than Chelsea.
The problem between MU and Chelsea is at the transfer fee. Initially, MU wanted to earn at least £ 50 million from the signature of the player born in 2004. But at the end of the summer market, MU was forced to price and had to accept the price of Garnacho.
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Garnacho completed the joining Chelsea |
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano recently confirmed the Garnacho deal landed in Chelsea. Specifically, MU receives 40 million pounds for the striker born in 2004. Chelsea will sign a 7 -year contract with the Argentine player.
Along with that, Man Utd has installed the terms allowed to enjoy 10% of the money if Chelsea sells Garnacho in the future. One of the most notable deals this summer is about to close.
On the Chelsea side, this team continues to apply the massive buying strategy. This summer, the London team has poured over £ 250 million to buy players. To pave the way for Garanto to Stamford Bridge, Chelsea let Nicolas Jackson and Nkunku leave earlier.
Chelsea rated Garnacho as a suitable name to thicken the attack in the context of the dense schedule. The position of the left wing striker at Chelsea is being played by Tyrique George and Jamie Gittens.
The opportunity for Alejandro Garnacho to Argentina is considered to have closed, when this player does not prove himself in both the club and when he goes to the national team.
MU refused to sign a contract with Chelsea's young star Tyrique George, as part of the negotiation of Alejandro Garnacho.