
This is becoming serious for this very player to say he doesn't want to play for the Red Devils anymore that he wants a move to Chelsea and my concern is, why is Chelsea delaying to get this guy? It started with Viktor Gyökeres and Sporting CP now is Garnacho, he want to force a move out from the club. It seems the Amorim is getting what he wants for some of the players he doesn't want to leave the side, can Chelsea go all out now that the player Gernacho has made this statement?
When players are this bold about moving to a rival club of a team who deems them surplus to requirements, they most times play out their best if signed to the new team just to make a big statement to the former club. Chelsea I think should capitalize on this and sign Alejandro Garnacho before the end of the season. I strongly believe he wants to tell the management of Manchester United that he's the quality player they actually need and there's no other way to do it than to put out great performances on the pitch.
Chelsea will be playing in UCL and also be competing to win the English Premier League title next season so having a talented winger like Garnacho I think will be a very good move for the club.
The player in question have seen that things are never going to be ok with him staying at the club and showing that sign of wanting to leave and join the Blues is best for him than sitting around doing nothing till the end of the season. With the World Cup by the corner every player need to be present and in great form so Manchester United is not best for Garnacho. We could see the move Grealish made to Everton just to be in good shape to be selected for the 3 Lions squad to play the World Cup and that's same thing Garnacho is trying to do and seeing the interest from Chelsea to get him is the reason why he is desperately forcing his way out from the club and it needs to happen as soon as possible. I believe he can be the man for the club with the young players Chelsea have it will be a massive force for Chelsea if Garnacho joins the Blues.