Xabi Alonso Confirms Alejandro Garnacho Will Leave Chelsea This Summer

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Xabi Alonso Confirms Alejandro Garnacho Will Leave Chelsea This Summer

Alonso confirmed Garnacho's departure is imminent, acknowledging interest from other clubs in the winger. "There is interest in him from other clubs. Hopefully it finishes in the best possible way for everyone," Alonso told Fabrizio Romano. Chelsea signed Garnacho from Manchester United in January for $53.5 million but he failed to hold down a regular starting spot under Maresca.

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