Garnacho is revealed to have decided to transfer to Chelsea and reject other teams! Manchester United s 88-year youth training record may end

Italian transfer expert Fabricio Romano disclosed that Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho is eager to join the Club World Cup champion Chelsea. It is reported that the 21-year-old Argentine winger regarded the Blues as a priority in January this year. His agent took the initiative to watch the game at Stamford Bridge Stadium, and his tendency is still the case until now.

However, Chelsea is believed to wait until later this month to take action, hoping to lower Manchester United's asking price. Garnacho is willing to wait for Chelsea. Although European clubs are also interested in introducing it, he is determined to stay in the Premier League. Premier League transfer expert Matt Lau also said that Garnacho has already had his heart Chelsea. Although Chelsea has eight or nine attackers, they have many games in the new season, and coach Enzo Maresca will rotate significantly.

After selling Joao Felix, Chelsea also plans to clean up Nkunku and others, so as to continue to sign. They are negotiating with Harvey Simmons of Leipzig Red Bull and will consider Garnacho's potential transfer issues later.

But Chelsea thinks Garnacho is only worth £30 million, and they are willing to exchange it with Nkunku or Jacquesson. However, Manchester United is unwilling to accept player exchanges and want to receive cash transfer fees because Garnacho, as a youth training player, can bring pure profits.

Matt Lau said: "I was told Garnacho wants to join Chelsea. He hopes to stay in the Premier League. If possible, he belongs to Chelsea. Chelsea has done a background check. I don't know if (Garnacho's Argentine teammate) Enzo Fernandez has participated, but his homework has been done."

Although Garnacho has repeatedly controversial words and deeds at Manchester United, according to the British Daily Telegraph, after conducting a series of background checks on Garnacho's character, Chelsea has no doubts about the Argentine winger. It is expected that the Blues will make an offer for Garnacho before the summer transfer window is closed.

Once Garnacho's transfer is completed, Manchester United will lose another youth training "household registration book", and the club's record for nearly 88 years is at risk of ending. Data shows that since October 1937, at least one youth training player has been on the roster of every first-team official game of Manchester United, which has lasted 4,321 games.

This is considered a great pride of the club, proving that Manchester United attaches importance to youth training. However, Amorin could be the endorsement of the record. The number of youth training players in the team is decreasing. In the past two years, youth training players such as Mason Greenwood, McTomine, and Rashford have successively transferred. The only youth training player who is likely to compete for the starter at this moment is the only midfielder Kobe Meno.

However, Meno is prone to injury, and he missed 17 games last season, so it is possible that there will be no youth training player on Manchester United's first-team roster once the 20-year-old youth training star is injured. Of course, as long as Amorin wants, he can easily choose to place a youth training player on the bench, such as central defender Taylor Frederickson. In addition, No. 3 goalkeeper Tom Heaton is also a choice. Although he is 39 years old, he is indeed a youth training for the Red Devils.

However, using a 39-year-old goalkeeper who has spent most of his career in a team outside of Manchester United may not be completely in line with the traditional spirit of the Red Devils to attach importance to youth training. After ranking 15th in the Premier League last season, Amorin firmly believes that the team's top priority is to achieve good results, rather than maintaining the so-called magical record used to maintain a false reputation. Therefore, a young player who has not proved himself will not be his first choice.