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Garnacho Takes a Strong Shot at Chelsea After Debuting at Aston Villa
Garnacho debuted at Villa and sent a message that rekindles his distance with Chelsea.
Garnacho's debut with the Villains
Alejandro Garnacho took his first steps with the Aston Villa shirt during the pre-season tour. In a solid performance by the team managed by Unai Emery, the Birmingham team triumphed 3-1 against the Indonesia All Stars at the impressive Gelora Bung Karno Stadium. The goals of the victory were scored by Emi Buendía, Ross Barkley, and Brian Madjo. The 22-year-old Argentine winger, who was part of the starting eleven on the left wing, completed 45 minutes of good level before leaving his place on the field after the break.
A post with a taste of revenge against Chelsea
The repercussions didn't take long to arrive after the final whistle, when Garnacho used his Instagram account to leave a reflection that made waves in London. "See you soon, Bangkok. First start after three months. Happy to be enjoying football again. One percent every day. Thank you, Indonesia!" wrote the young attacker. In the footballing world, his words were read as a direct jab at his time at Chelsea, a club that paid 40 million pounds for his transfer from Manchester United, but where he never managed to settle or gain the expected playing time.
The bet on Emery and the dream of the Champions
The deal with Villa is a one-season loan, although it includes a mandatory purchase clause of 43 million pounds subject to match-play objectives. Garnacho made it clear that his arrival in Birmingham is driven by a need to regain the brilliance he showed at Old Trafford: "I think it's important to play in European competitions. Joining to compete in the Champions League is also important. I am very happy and I hope we can do something great." Additionally, the Argentine highlighted the coach's role as a key factor: "He gave me that confidence, the confidence to be here."



















