Alejandro Garnacho is expected to leave Manchester United this summer and the winger is convinced that he will be a Chelsea player before the transfer window is closed
Alejandro Garnacho is convinced that he will be a Chelsea player at the end of the transfer window. Chelsea is still far away from the £ 40 million appreciation of Manchester United, but regards him as one of their most important goals with just a week to go on the market.
The blues have beaten United about possible Swap deals in which Christopher Nunku and Tyrique George are involved, but have made no progress.
Chelsea Value Garnacho closer to £ 30 million and United ultimately regards the Argentina star as a talent of £ 50 million, but the time is realistic and he is not in the plans of Ruben Amorim.
But despite the uncertainty, Garnacho is well aware of the strong interest of Chelsea and that has led him to reject other possibilities, including a loan approach from Bayern Munich.
Chelsea has to unload themselves with Nunku and Nicolas Jackson on the market, while Raheem Sterling is available for loan.
Garnacho was not part of the first team plans of United Boss Amorim this season and was banned from the competition day team for the first two games of the season.
Garnacho is currently part of a bomb team with four men in Old Trafford, with Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia also offside while United buyers try to find them. “It is of course not ideal to let senior players train from the first team group,” an insider told Mirror Football.
“But until offers that meet our ratings, the situation remains the same. Some clubs may feel that we like to do business at any price, but that is not the case.
“The manager said he will look to introduce one or all back to the team if they are still united players when the window closes. Situations such as these are usually resolved late in the day.”
Marcus Rashford was also part of the bomb team, but he joined Barcelona last month after agreing to completely cover his wages. The deal also contains an option to buy the attacker for £ 30 million.