Alejandro Garnacho, now playing for Chelsea, has opened up about his departure from Manchester United, admitting that he did “some bad things” leading up to his £40 million transfer last summer. The winger fell out with former manager Ruben Amorim, who instructed him to find a new club and made him train separately from the squad during pre-season. Reflecting on his time at United, Garnacho expressed regret over how he left, stating he loved the club and appreciated the support he received during his five years there. He acknowledged feeling frustrated when he was benched, which contributed to his decision to leave. Despite the circumstances, he holds no ill will towards United and cherishes his memories there, emphasizing that sometimes change is necessary for personal growth. Garnacho is now focused on his future at Chelsea, where he feels proud to be part of a competitive Premier League team.