The January transfer window is heading towards its final weekend with Chelsea still looking to add to their wide areas. Despite spending big in the summer, there is a hope that those at Stamford Bridge can delve into the transfer market before it shuts on Monday to strengthen the team further still.

Playing Sky Sports’ Transfer Deal or No Deal, Carragher said of Garnacho moving to Stamford Bridge: ‘No deal because Chelsea do not need to sign another winger.’ The Blues are indeed well stocked with wide forwards as Pedro Neto, Noni Madueke, Joao Felix, Jadon Sancho and Mykhailo Mudryk are all in Enzo Maresca’s squad.

Chelsea have reportedly got their eye on a few wingers at the moment, with Nico Williams among the possible alternatives to Alejandro Garnacho.Despite being strongly linked with a move to sign

Garnacho's sale would represent bumper a profit for Manchester United, after signing him for £420,000 as a youth player from Atletico Madrid in 2021. But some MEN readers think that £60million for Garnacho from Chelsea is not nearly enough, considering what has come the other way in the past.

Marc Cucurella has ‘liked’ an Instagram post about Chelsea ’s attempts to sign Alejandro Garnacho from Manchester United in a fresh transfer hint. The Blues have been heavily linked with a move for the Argentine winger and the rumours intensified on Thursday ahead of next week’s deadline.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has made the clearest indication yet that Alejandro Garnacho will remain at Old Trafford this month, amid interest from Chelsea and Napoli.The United boss

Chelsea will push ahead with a bid for Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho in the final days of the January transfer window in a move that could go right down to the wire. The Blues and Serie A giants Napoli have shown interest in signing the Argentina international this month with United prepared to listen to realistic offers for the 20-year-old.

Given the size and depth of Enzo Maresca's wider squad, it is somewhat of a blow for him not to have an additional two Conference League group games this month. It would be a chance not only to get some minutes into the legs of players who have rarely featured but also to put some of them in the shop window.