Tag: Alejandro Garnacho

De Ketelaere silences Garnacho as Atalanta stun Chelsea in Champions League comeback

Charles De Ketelaere
December 2025

Chelsea let a 1-0 lead slip in Bergamo as Atalanta struck twice after half-time, with Gianluca Scamacca and Charles De Ketelaere overturning Joao Pedro’s opener and handing Enzo Maresca a damaging Champions League defeat on his return to Italy. De Ketelaere answered Alejandro Garnacho’s pre-match comments in ruthless fashion, heading in the winner after Scamacca’s leveller as Atalanta exploited Chelsea’s lethargic second-half press, grew into the spaces out wide and turned a hostile Bergamo crowd into a decisive advantage.

Maresca questions United’s conditioning of Garnacho after Chelsea win

Enzo Maresca (Chelsea)
November 2025

Maresca praised Garnacho’s two-assist display in the 3-0 win over Wolves, then implied United’s training standards left the winger short of fitness on arrival. He stressed Chelsea minutes require output on and off the ball; Garnacho has “slowly” reached required levels. Garnacho created Malo Gusto’s opener with a looping cross and later fed Pedro Neto to seal it. Maresca framed improvement as conditioning plus work rate without possession. The message doubles as leverage: intensity is non-negotiable for selection under his model.

Garnacho told decision-making not at elite standard

Alejandro Garnacho (Chelsea)
November 2025

Ex-United winger Lee Sharpe says Garnacho’s choices in the final third lag the demands of top clubs despite pace and skill. Oscar Ruggeri urged humility after Argentina omission; Paul Parker criticized the winger’s exit conduct from Manchester United. Pundits argue output is constrained by forcing shots, ignoring passes, and branding distractions. Suggestion: reset mentality, refine selection under pressure, and rebuild international standing through efficiency over highlights to justify status at Chelsea and with Argentina.

Maresca slams Chelsea after 2-2 at Qarabag

Chelsea
November 2025

Enzo Maresca criticised his side’s execution in both boxes after a 2-2 draw at Qarabag. Estevao’s opener was overturned by two Qarabag goals before Alejandro Garnacho equalised. Dominance in territory and shots failed to translate into a decisive third goal. Errors compounded the drop in control: Jorrel Hato’s handball led to a penalty, defensive lapses conceded high-value looks, and chance conversion lagged despite sustained pressure. Maresca highlighted lapses in concentration and physical sharpness, demanding ruthlessness ahead of the group’s tightening table.

Ruggeri urges Garnacho to regain humility for Argentina recall

Alejandro Garnacho (Chelsea)
October 2025

Oscar Ruggeri warned Garnacho to “come back down to earth” if he hopes to rejoin Argentina’s national squad. The 20-year-old’s career has stalled since his £40m move to Chelsea, following disciplinary issues at Manchester United that led to exile from first-team training and a summer transfer exit. Ruggeri’s remarks echo concerns within the Argentine setup over Garnacho’s attitude and focus. Despite flashes of potential, limited minutes under Enzo Maresca and continued inconsistency have slowed progress. National team staff will monitor his response to public criticism and professionalism in training before reconsidering future call-ups.

Chelsea stunned by Sunderland’s stoppage-time winner

Chelsea
October 2025

Garnacho’s first Chelsea goal, passed by Neto, opened the scoring, but a chaotic long-throw sequence saw Isidor level. In stoppage time, Talbi smashed Sunderland’s winner as Chelsea squandered a top-four leap. Maresca’s rotated side struggled under a high press and set-piece chaos, exposing aerial duels and second-ball organization despite early incision in transition.

Maresca Clarifies Garnacho Snub in Chelsea Defeat

Enzo Maresca (Chelsea)
September 2025

Enzo Maresca denied leaving Alejandro Garnacho on the bench against Manchester United due to boos from home fans, instead citing an enforced change after Wesley Fofana requested substitution during Chelsea’s 2-1 loss. Garnacho, signed from United this summer for £40m, was preparing to enter but was blocked by injury substitutions. Maresca insisted he had every intention of using the winger despite the hostile reception at Old Trafford, dismissing speculation about crowd influence.

Garnacho Left Exhausted in Chelsea Training

Alejandro Garnacho (Chelsea)
September 2025

New Chelsea signing Alejandro Garnacho was visibly exhausted after a gruelling training session at Cobham. The £40m arrival from Manchester United, signed on a seven-year deal, admitted he was struggling physically as he adapts to life at Stamford Bridge. Garnacho, who fell out of favour under Ruben Amorim at United after a public clash, was caught on camera saying “I can’t move my legs now man” after intense sprint drills. His fitness work highlights the demands under Enzo Maresca’s regime.

Garnacho Reveals Chelsea Fandom After United Exit

Alejandro Garnacho (Chelsea)
September 2025

New Chelsea signing Alejandro Garnacho admitted he grew up supporting the Blues because of Eden Hazard, risking backlash from Manchester United fans who once hailed him as their academy jewel. Garnacho joined Chelsea for £40m after Ruben Amorim excluded him from United’s plans. Inspired by Hazard’s balance and flair, Garnacho said Stamford Bridge already feels like home as he looks to emulate his idol.

Garnacho Explains Chelsea Switch

Alejandro Garnacho (Chelsea)
August 2025

Alejandro Garnacho gave his first interview as a Chelsea player, calling the club “the best in the world” after sealing a £40m transfer from Manchester United. The 21-year-old winger credited compatriot Enzo Fernandez’s influence on his move and said Chelsea’s sporting project convinced him. Garnacho made 144 appearances for United but was told he was not part of Ruben Amorim’s plans.

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