Alejandro Garnacho at risk as Chelsea 'push on with plans' after surprise transfer contact

Alejandro Garnacho at risk as Chelsea 'push on with plans' after surprise transfer contactAlejandro Garnacho completed a move from Manchester United to Chelsea back in the summer.CommentsSportAmie Wilson Sports writer 13:18, 14 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesAlejandro Garnacho joined Chelsea from Man United back in the summer. (Image: Carl Recine, Getty Images)Former Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho's future at Chelsea appears increasingly in doubt, with the Blues already casting their eye over potential targets. Garnacho swapped Old Trafford for Stamford Bridge last summer, with United pocketing a £40million fee.‌Yet things have not gone as well as either Chelsea or the player might have hoped. In his 21 Premier League appearances this season, Garnacho has found the net just once.‌The Argentine has scored once in nine Champions League outings, twice in four FA Cup matches, and four times in four League Cup appearances, but will still have expected a far greater return in his debut campaign.‌READ MORE: Latest Man Utd injury news before Chelsea clash as Kobbie Mainoo 'issue' confirmedREAD MORE: Jorginho settles public spat with Chappell Roan after his daughter was left in tearsGarnacho has seen his playing time diminish somewhat under Liam Rosenior compared to the opportunities afforded to him by former Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca. It now appears that serious questions are being raised over his long-term prospects at Stamford Bridge.The Telegraph report that Chelsea are pushing on with plans to sign a forward capable of operating on the left flank when the summer transfer window swings open. This suggests the Blues remain far from convinced about Garnacho.Should they succeed in that pursuit, it would make it all the more probable that they will attempt to offload Garnacho during the very same window. Whether Chelsea are able to recoup the £40m fee they paid to United last summer remains to be seen, though it appears increasingly unlikely given...