Chelsea is open to selling Alejandro Garnacho for the right price, despite having signed him just last season. The club is undergoing a significant restructuring of its squad under new management, and the young winger's brief stay in West London may be coming to an end.
Garnacho, a 22-year-old Argentina international, joined Chelsea from Manchester United last summer in a £40 million deal. However, he struggled to secure a permanent starting spot during a turbulent campaign for the Blues.
Chelsea does not consider Garnacho untouchable, and the club is willing to listen to offers for his permanent transfer. In the event of a good proposal, Chelsea is ready to open the door to his exit.
Several clubs have already expressed interest in signing Garnacho, and initial movements have started behind the scenes. Chelsea is only considering a permanent sale, rather than a loan arrangement, to raise immediate funds for its own incoming targets.
Garnacho's former club, Manchester United, will be watching his situation closely due to a 10% sell-on clause secured during his original sale. A potential exit from Chelsea could see Manchester United benefit financially.
A lucrative offer has emerged from Saudi Pro League outfit Al Qadsiah, which is keen on signing Garnacho. The ambitious Saudi side has been aggressively targeting top-tier European talent to bolster its squad and has the financial backing to make a serious offer.
With Chelsea willing to cooperate, formal talks could advance rapidly if a substantial offer is submitted. Multiple English clubs are also monitoring Garnacho's situation, but Al Qadsiah's significant financial resources make them a concrete threat in the race to sign him.
