Argentine star Alejandro Garnacho revealed the details of the deterioration of his relationship with former Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim, which led to his departure to Chelsea for 40 million pounds. However, he hinted at regret for leaving the club where he played for 5 years. 'Maybe I do regret it because I loved that club so much,' Garnacho stated. He emphasized that he is only 21 years old and still has opportunities for further development. 'The biggest challenge for young players is continuity, and Garnacho is doing this positively. He will definitely get more chances to play in the future,' he added. Garnacho recalled that in the last six months, he was not playing as much as before and was often on the bench. 'At 20, that's okay, but I wanted to play in every game,' he explained. He noted that everyone knew the team's skills and what they could do, but the performance was inconsistent. 'Sometimes in life, you have to make decisions, and I am proud to be playing for Chelsea and still a Premier League player. I cannot speak badly of Manchester United, my former teammates, or the management, but it was a moment for change, and life goes on,' Garnacho said. He thanked the club for the trust from the first day he came from Spain to the academy and for being promoted to the first team. 'I received a lot of love from everyone, everything was really good: the fans' love, the stadium,' he added. This season, Garnacho played 37 matches for 'The Blues' in all competitions, including 9 in the Champions League, and scored 8 goals. Most importantly, he earned the trust of manager Mariska and then the new coach Liam Rosenior. Rosenior said about him: 'Garnacho is a top-class player. I changed the team's tactics a bit to dominate in midfield, which sometimes meant I played with one winger, but Garnacho is an amazing player. I am not sorry about anything.'
