London's Chelsea club has decided to part ways with Alejandro Garnacho, whom it added to the squad last summer.
Operative Information Center-OMM, citing foreign media, reports that the transfer, which cost approximately £40 million, is already being evaluated as a failure.
The forward, who was transferred from Manchester United, has been unable to adapt to either the team or the club's environment. It is expected to be difficult to find a new buyer for him, as the footballer has already gained an image as a problematic player.
Chelsea, one of the most prominent clubs in the English Premier League, has undergone significant squad overhauls in recent seasons. The club's strategy has focused on acquiring young talent from across Europe and domestic rivals, though not all acquisitions have yielded the desired results on the pitch. Alejandro Garnacho's potential departure highlights the ongoing pressure at Stamford Bridge to balance high-value transfers with immediate performance in both domestic and European competitions.
