Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior has backed "outstanding" talent Alejandro Garnacho to become a long-term success at Stamford Bridge.

Liam Rosenior cannot understand why Chelsea winger Alejandro Garnacho is regularly booed by opposition fans, but fears it is because people are quick to “judge a book by its cover.”

Jamie Gittens and Alejandro Garnacho both joined Chelsea in the summer Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via After they cost an initial £88.5million ($119m at current exchange rates) combined, Chelsea fans might have expected more than a combined seven goals and eight assists at this point in Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Gittens’ first season at the club.

Alejandro Garnacho left Manchester United last summer to complete a permanent move to Chelsea. The Argentine forward, once the apple of the Old Trafford faithful’s eyes, was deemed surplus to

The Argentina winger has started just two of seven Premier League games since Rosenior’s appointment in January.

Alejandro Garnacho has made comments about his former club Manchester United as Chelsea prepare for the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Arsenal

Under Erik ten Hag, Garnacho flourished and temporarily rescued the Dutchman's tenure with a crucial strike against Manchester City in the FA Cup final. Alongside Kobbie Mainoo, the winger was viewed as a cornerstone of United's future for years to come, yet he completed a £40million switch to Premier League rivals Chelsea last August.

ust as Alejandro Garnacho and Nico Paz did before him, another rising prospect has prioritized playing for Lionel Messi’s Argentina over Spain. Argentina are seeing an increasing number of players choosing to represent the national team despite being born in other countries—a trend likely driven by the opportunity to one day play alongside Lionel Messi.

Pat Nevin has warned Alejandro Garnacho that his Chelsea career risks turning "very ugly" following a difficult start to life at Stamford Bridge. The former Blues star revealed that supporters are already questioning the decision to swap Noni Madueke for the Argentine,

And so the cycle continues. Another Manchester United player scapegoated as a problem. Another one who must be expelled in the vague promise of greater days ahead. By now, it is a familiar routine. There has been no shortage of talented names discarded or ...

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