ALEJANDRO GARNACHO SHOULD NEVER PLAY FOR CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB. THE FANS DESERVE BETTER.

Chelsea should avoid signing Alejandro Garnacho at all costs. While he's hyped as a future star, his 2024/25 season was anything but convincing—6 goals and 2 assists in 36 Premier League games is mediocre output for a winger playing regular minutes, especially when many of those contributions came in less meaningful fixtures. He had 0.7 succesful dribbles completed p90 which is downright terrible. He also missed 14 big chances.

Garnacho went missing in key matches, lacked consistency, and too often looked like a YouTube highlight player rather than someone who could carry attacking responsibility at a top club.

Worse still, Garnacho brings off-pitch drama that Chelsea do not need. His social media antics—liking posts criticizing his own manager, triggering internal investigations, and deactivating his X account—are the actions of someone who hasn’t matured professionally. His brother and agent, Roberto Garnacho, has only poured fuel on the fire: from publicly lashing out at Manchester United’s management to calling out Chelsea star Cole Palmer online. When fans criticize Garnacho, Roberto jumps into the replies with petty, defensive digs, creating unnecessary distractions and controversy. That kind of circus doesn't belong at a club trying to rebuild.

And Chelsea already have a better solution: they’ve signed Jamie Bynoe-Gittens from Borussia Dortmund—a talented, grounded winger with high upside and none of the baggage. Gittens brings Bundesliga experience, end product, and coachability, and he arrives without a trail of tabloid headlines or a Twitter-warrior brother.

In short, Garnacho may have raw talent, but his inconsistent performances, ego issues, and disruptive entourage make him a massive liability. Chelsea should be building a disciplined, focused team—not handing the keys to a teenage diva and his mouthy brother.