Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior did not flatly reject reports tipping Alejandro Garnacho to be sold in the summer, instead insisting that it’s his “job” to get the mercurial winger performing at a superior level.
It has not been a happy debut season at Stamford Bridge for Garnacho. The winger sunk to a new low in Saturday’s clash with his former club, Manchester United. Garnacho had not been selected for the starting XI—a frequent occurrence this term—and struggled to offer any sustained impact upon his first-half introduction for the injured Estêvão.
