Alejandro Garnacho has opened up about his turbulent departure from Manchester United, admitting that his own behavior played a role in how things unfolded.
The winger, now at Chelsea, revealed that the final months at Old Trafford were far from easy, as he struggled with reduced playing time and mounting frustration. His situation reportedly worsened amid tensions within the squad and a breakdown in his relationship with the coaching staff.
Reflecting on that period, Garnacho was candid about his mistakes: “Maybe it was also my fault, I started doing some things wrong.” (Bola na Rede)
The Argentine international explained that being left out of the starting lineup affected him mentally, especially at a young age, leading to decisions he now regrets. (A Bola)
Despite the difficult ending, Garnacho insists he still holds affection for Manchester United, highlighting the support he received during his development years at the club. However, he acknowledges that sometimes a change is necessary to move forward in a career.
Now focused on his new chapter, the 21-year-old is determined to learn from past mistakes and re-establish himself at the highest level in the Premier League.
