Table of Contents
- Garnacho Admits to a Difficult Time
- Transfer to Chelsea
- Reflections on Manchester United
- Game Time at Chelsea
ALEJANDRO GARNACHO has acknowledged that he experienced a “challenging period in life” after being sidelined at Manchester United.
The winger spent the summer waiting for a move away from the club.
Alejandro Garnacho spoke about his challenging experience during his time at Manchester United.
The winger made his second start for Chelsea against Benfica.
He had to wait until the closing days of the transfer window before finally moving to Stamford Bridge.
He revealed that those weeks spent in exile, as part of the club's 'bomb squad,' were quite difficult.
Garnacho shared with TNT Sports : “It was a tough time, training alone.
“However, I have no negative feelings towards my former club, Manchester United.
“It was merely a challenging moment in life, but now I’m thrilled to be here, to compete in this tournament, and to secure three points today.”
Garnacho, 21, has had to be patient for playing time since his transfer.
He made his first start for the Blues against Lincoln last week but was absent for the loss to Brighton.
However, he returned to the starting lineup for the 1-0 victory over his opponents and was delighted to be back on the pitch.
When asked if participating in the competition made his summer struggles worthwhile, Garnacho responded: “Absolutely, yes.
“As kids, we dreamed of playing on Champions League nights, and now we’re living that dream, so I’m very happy.
“It’s three crucial points. We needed that after our first loss, so we’re all very pleased.”
What did Alejandro Garnacho say about his time at Manchester United?
Garnacho admitted that he went through a difficult time while he was sidelined, but he holds no ill feelings towards the club.
How did Garnacho feel about joining Chelsea?
He expressed happiness about joining Chelsea and competing in the Champions League, stating it was a dream come true.
What was Garnacho's performance like after transferring to Chelsea?
After his transfer, Garnacho made his first start against Lincoln and returned to the lineup for a victory over his opponents, showing eagerness to contribute.
