Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on Today at 02:16:19 AM

It's not just Garnacho several other players have also had issues with Amorim, leading to serious problems for some of them. Some say the players' egotism has led to their problems with the coach, and perhaps there's no harm in that, considering their inconsistent performance. A high asking price will certainly make it difficult for other clubs to sign Garnacho, and the only chance to repair the relationship with the coach is to get playing time this season, even if it's not a priority which Amorim can choose because there are other players who might be his mainstay.

This kind of situation happens a lot nowadays and I don't blame the coach for the decision to leave out some players. It's his responsibility to make the team better and whatever approach and decision he makes is okay for me even though it will not be in favor of some players. Every coach has their playing pattern and they know the kind of players that can execute it perfectly for them so if a player is left out and they are feeling bad then they should go join another team. Garnacho might feel disappointed but every coach must do what must be done to make the team better. We saw how Enzo Maresca did the same thing at Chelsea and now they are better than before. As a player there will always be a coach that will like your style of play even if you're rejected by another.

Chelsea already wants the services of Garnacho he just have to pray both teams come to agreement so he can join Chelsea this season.