Garnacho rejects Mourinho Solskjaer and is determined to wait for Chelsea! Amorin explains why Manchester United will sell him

Manchester United 21-year-old winger Alejandro Garnacho will definitely be cleaned this summer. His departure has been publicly confirmed by coach Ruben Amorin, who said the two can no longer continue to cooperate and parting ways is the most normal ending.

"I think Garnacho, you can understand and see that he is very talented and really a talented child." Amorin explained, "But sometimes things just don't go well, and you can't explain exactly what the reason is. I feel that Garnacho obviously wants different plans and needs different leaders, and I can understand this. So I don't think it's a problem." The Manchester United coach added: "Sometimes you can adapt to one person because you have a tacit understanding; other times, you want new challenges. So, we will try to satisfy all aspects, which is true for clubs, coaches and players. So, this is very natural in the football world."

Garnacho has rejected the invitation from the two strongest players of the Turkish Super League, and both former Red Devils coaches, Solskjaer and Mourinho have been rejected by him. Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano confirmed that the Argentine international wants to stay in the Premier League and Chelsea is his first choice.

Turkish media said that Besiktas, who is coached by Sorraine, first contacted Garnacho, and Mourinho's Fenerbahce also became interested later, but they could not impress the Manchester United winger. There are many teams in the Premier League who are interested in Garnacho, so the Turks have no chance.

Premier League teams interested in Garnacho are considered to include Aston Villa, Tottenham and Chelsea, with Villa and Tottenham likely more suitable for Argentine wingers because the two teams lack wide players. Especially Tottenham, captain Son Heung-min has confirmed to leave the team, so the left winger needs a new player.

However, it is certain that Chelsea is Garnacho's first choice for signing. When Chelsea signed England winger Jamie Gittens from Dortmund earlier this summer, most people thought it meant that they were no longer interested in bringing Garnacho from Manchester United, but instead, "Joe" is still closely linked to the transfer to Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea is expected to make an offer later in the summer window to buy Garnacho, which may help them reduce their transfer fees. Garnacho received offers from leagues across Europe but was believed to be waiting for action by the Blues. Garnacho's connection with Chelsea has caused disagreement among Chelsea fans: Why does the club have to sign the controversial Manchester United winger when it has introduced Gittens?

Transfer expert Bobby Vincent explained that coach Enzo Maresca wants two players to compete in each position in Chelsea, and if Garnacho is signed, he can take Tirik George out on loan, something the team has been discussing in recent weeks, with Gittens and Garnacho competing for the left main players.

Although Chelsea has many wing players, they don't have many choices in the left winger position. Sancho and Maduec both left the team this summer, while Muderick is still suspended and it is unclear when he will return to the court. Pedro Neto played on the left wing but wasn't the ideal one, and he played better at the winger position on the other side. Even if he signed Leipzig Red Bull, Xavi Simmons, was regarded as the No. 10 player, not the winger. Giovanni Kunda of Portugal Sports will not join next year. He can play on the left winger, but can also play on the right.

Therefore, if Garnacho can be signed from Manchester United at a good price, such as £40 million, Chelsea will definitely consider it. Although Garnacho is now in controversy, he was regarded as a "non-sale product" and future hope by the Red Devils not long ago, and has good talent.

Like the Manchester United youth training players such as Mason Greenwood in the past, Garnacho's problem is not in football, but in terms of behavior on and off the court, as well as their personality issues. Maresca thinks he can handle it better than Manchester United, just like when he treats Sancho.

Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano introduced: "Chelsea is acquiring Simmons and Garnacho at the same time. These are two separate deals, independent transfers, not substitutes. Both players are eager to join the Blues. The difference is that Simmons' negotiations have reached an in-depth stage, and Red Bull Leipzig knows the players' wishes. Garnacho has not started negotiations, he has just entered the Chelsea's roster."

It is worth mentioning that this report by Romano received personal praise from Garnacho himself, and he was determined to wait for Chelsea's position to be confirmed.