Rosenior stands up for Garnacho amid criticism | OneFootball

Chelsea's coach, Liam Rosenior, publicly supported Alejandro Garnacho amidst his loss of prominence and the boos he receives in stadiums.

"He has recently gone through a very difficult situation in his life. I don't understand why he's being booed," he stated before the victory against Aston Villa. He added: "Being booed by opponents usually means you are a threat."

The winger was a starter and played the full 90 minutes in the 4-1 victory against Emiliano Martínez's team. Additionally, he provided an assist for João Pedro, who scored three goals.

Garnacho joined this season from Manchester United for 46.2 million euros. Meanwhile, his place in the Argentine National Team is on hold: he was not called up in the latest matches, and his situation for the upcoming World Cup is still undefined.

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