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Alejandro Garnacho reveals reason behind his switch to Aston Villa

Argentina’s Alejandro Garnacho is set to begin his new chapter with Aston Villa and is looking forward to giving his best for the club.
Speaking about his move to Villa, he said, “I’m really happy to be here. I can’t wait to get out on the pitch and play for this club. Aston Villa is a club with a big history, and it’s growing quickly. The project here is exciting, and I want to be part of it. I’m looking forward to working with my teammates, giving my best, and helping the team achieve great things. The fans have already made me feel welcome, and I want to repay that trust with hard work and good performances. I know the Premier League is tough, but I’m ready for the challenge. So, yeah, I can’t wait to start”.
Earlier, the 22-year-old footballer was playing for Manchester United, where he has 16 goals to his name in 93 appearances. He revealed receiving a call from Aston Villa’s manager, Unai Emery, following which he decided to make the move.
“I was looking for a club where I could regain my confidence and rediscover the form I had during my early years at Manchester United and I got a call from Aston Villa manager Unai Emery. I had a conversation with him, and he made me feel valued,” Garnacho said on JioHotstar.
“He explained his vision for the team and how I could fit into his system. That gave me the belief I needed to make this move to Aston Villa. He has given me the confidence to be here and help the team achieve something special. The style of play suits me, and I think I can bring energy, creativity, and goals to the attack. I want to repay the faith shown in me by working hard every day and giving my best on the pitch. This is a fresh start, and I’m determined to make it count,” he added.
Alejandro Garnacho speaks about his playing style
He then spoke about his playing style and how he could help the club to do well in the matches.
“I’m a winger who plays on the left side. I’m right footed, so I like to cut inside and create chances. I enjoy taking on defenders, running at them with pace, and putting crosses into the box. I also like to drive inside and shoot when the opportunity comes. That’s my game. I need to be confident to do those things well. When I’m confident, I feel sharp, and everything flows naturally. Once I get that rhythm back, I know I can perform at my best and help the team to do well,” said Garnacho.

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