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Alejandro Garnacho has had a troubled year at Chelsea and it looks like he'll have no future at Stamford Bridge as far as Xabi Alonso is concernedAlejandro Garnacho's career is at another crossroads less than a year after joining Chelsea from Manchester United. Not all the blame can be levelled at Garnacho, who saw the manager who signed him, Enzo Maresca, leave mid-season amid his flirtations with Manchester City, the club he is now in charge of.Maresca's replacement, Liam Rosenior, lasted just 106 days before being sacked as Chelsea's campaign turned farcical.
Speaking in September, Maresca said: "He's working well."For sure he needs to work because he arrived here probably not 100 per cent fit. He's working well and we'll see.
Chelsea are at the top now, and it's important to fight for the club like the fans deserve."Needless to say, the honeymoon period didn't last long.Ripped apart by team-matesGarnacho should have been desperate to show his former club what they were missing when United visited Stamford Bridge in April. The 22-year-old has been told he is not guaranteed a regular starting place at Stamford Bridge, with clubs in the Premier League, Italy and Saudi Arabia showing interest.In his first press conference as Chelsea boss, Alonso said: "We have spoken with the sports directors, and there is an interest from him from other clubs, so let's see how it develops."Internally, it is hoped that a deal to move Garnacho on can be reached this month.
