Chelsea ready to sell Alejandro Garnacho

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Chelsea are willing to sell Alejandro Garnacho in the summer transfer window, according to SportsBoom. The Blues signed the Argentina international winger from Premier League rivals Manchester United last summer, but the London club ‘want to get rid of’ after just one year.

Garnacho has scored eight goals and given four assists in 41 matches in all competitions for Chelsea this season. Chelsea have had a disappointing campaign and will not feature in the UEFA Champions League places in the Premier League table.

The report has stated: ‘Chelsea was was supposed to be a fresh start for the Argentinian, but during his first campaign at Stamford Bridge he has only mustered one league goal and was frustrated at being left out by Liam Rosenior, similar to the situation with Amorim which led to his Old Trafford departure.’

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