Alejandro Garnacho is ready for a big turning point in his career. According to reputable sources, the Argentine talent is anxious to leave Manchester United to move to Chelsea this summer.
Alejandro Garnacho determined to join Chelsea this summer
Alejandro Garnacho is believed to have become the close monitoring target of the Blues, with the personal background tests that have been completed, a step showing the seriousness from the Chelsea leadership in recruiting this wing star.
At Old Trafford, the 21 -year -old now is like a redundant under the coach Ruben Amorim. He was bricked from the list of pre -season tours in the US and currently practicing alone in Manchester, waiting for a way out of the “theater of dreams” is gradually becoming a nightmare.
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| Alejandro Garnacho determined to join Chelsea this summer |
Since graduating from Man United Academy in 2022, Garnacho has played a total of 144 matches and scored 26 goals. However, despite these significant contributions, he is no longer in Amorim's plan, which makes the young player feel clearly coming.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Garnacho has clearly defined the dream destination as Stamford Bridge. Despite receiving some suggestions from other European clubs, Garnacho just wanted to wear Chelsea. He used to move to the Blues right from the January transfer period, as the influence at Old Trafford gradually decreased.
Under the guidance of coach Enzo Maresca, Chelsea is said to be considering an official proposal this month. With Garnacho no longer in Man United, the transfer fee may be much softer, a bargain is not easy to miss with the West London team.
The case of Garnacho reminiscent of Marcus Rashford, who was also frozen in Man United before a spectacular makeover with a blockbuster contract moved to Barcelona last month.
As the defending champion of the World Cup, Chelsea is completely attractive to become the next stop for a young star who is aspiring to assert himself. And with Garnacho, it could be the beginning he had waited for too long.