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Alejandro Garnacho revealed why he left Manchester United for Chelsea.
The British Mirror reported on the 28th (Korea time) "Garnacho's decisive phone call with Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca was the decisive moment for him to leave Manchester United for Chelsea."
Garnacho left Manchester United for 40 million pounds (about 76 billion won) in the transfer market last summer and moved to Chelsea. Rumors of Garnacho's transfer to Manchester United surfaced in earnest after manager Juven Amorim expressed disappointment over the decision to bench him in the Europa League final against Tottenham last season. At the time, Manchester United lost to Tottenham.
In a recent interview with Chelsea, Garnacho said "There have been a number of changes within the club with the new manager in his final season at Manchester United. The situation was a little difficult"I played quite a few games last season, though. He played as a starter, sometimes as a substitute."
And Garnacho said, "But what I felt while talking to Chelsea, this club and the manager was that the style of play we have now is really important"The coach explained a lot on the video call, so I thought this transfer was a very important decision for me and an opportunity to develop as a player in a team like Chelsea."
Garnacho has scored one goal in four Premier League appearances this season and has said he has no regrets about the move.
He moved to Atletico Madrid at the age of 10, where he played for five years. I came to England after that."I'm really happy to play here now. The style of football here really suits me. The fans' enthusiasm is also amazing."
Then "Everything goes fast here. I like soccer like this. Everyone looks at the Premier League, the most interesting league. "I think I did a really good job of making that decision. I can't believe I'm at Chelsea, and I feel really good about it."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
