Determined? Reporter: Garnacho has told his friends that he will join Chelsea this summer

Hupu, August 19, According to talkSPORT chief reporter Alex Crook, the reporter wrote a column and talked about the situation of many Premier League teams. According to reports, regarding Manchester United forward Garnacho's situation, the reporter said the Argentine striker has informed his friends that he will join Chelsea.

According to talkSPORT, Garnacho has told his friends that he will join Chelsea. The Argentinian has no future at Manchester United after a public quarrel with head coach Ruben Amorin after losing to Tottenham last season's Europa League final.

It is believed that Chelsea's top executives have directed Garnacho to be patient and wait for the right time before signing him, and negotiations between clubs are expected to accelerate in the coming days.

Currently, Chelsea is still dealing with the sale. If Nkunku or other Chelsea players join Leipzig, it will be another transfer separate from Xavi Simmons. But there is a connection between the two, as Chelsea hopes to sell Nkunku and Jackson at the same time, thereby pushing them to bring in Xavi Simmons and Garnacho.

Manchester United has been making clear offers to potential suitors to demand a transfer fee of about £50 million for the Argentine international. Chelsea believe that as the Argentinians' relationship with Amorin has broken down, they can negotiate to lower prices.

In any case, Garnacho himself has made it clear that Zhekai wants to go to Chelsea, and Chelsea also wants Garnacho. But it is still unclear whether he can become the next member of Manchester United's "Bomb Squad". However, Garnacho looks most likely to be the next one to leave.

Chelsea believes that Garnacho, who did not go to the United States to participate in the preseason with the team, can shine in the Premier League after leaving Manchester United, and Garnacho himself believes that. He is eager to switch to Stamford Bridge and has agreed with Chelsea on personal terms.