Garnacho Deletes Chelsea TikTok Posts, Fuels Exit Talk Before United Return

Garnacho’s TikTok clear-out sparks Chelsea exit rumours

Garnacho removes all Chelsea content from TikTok, keeps Man United videos, and shares Red Devils tribute amid reports of unhappiness.

Message sent, Garnacho wipes Chelsea content, reposts Man United tribute...

Alejandro Garnacho has removed all Chelsea-related posts from his TikTok, while his Manchester United content remains.

The 21-year-old Argentine joined for £40m from Manchester United last summer but has struggled for impact under several managers, including Liam Rosenior, who appears hesitant to give him minutes.

He has now wiped all Chelsea posts from his TikTok, leaving just four videos from his Manchester United days.

Garnacho also shared a clip from a United fan account celebrating his time at Old Trafford. The move reads like a pointed message to Chelsea, where reports say he’s frustrated by his lack of backing and minutes.

 

He’s now cleared all Chelsea posts from his TikTok, with only four videos left from his Manchester United stint.

Alejandro Garnacho has removed all Chelsea items on his TikTok and reposted 2 Manchester United TikTok’s saying they miss him. pic.twitter.com/QxACQbJBe9

— Morgan (@utdscope) April 14, 2026

Garnacho also reposted a United fan account’s tribute to his time with the Red Devils. It comes off as a clear signal to Chelsea amid reports he’s unhappy with his lack of support and playing time.

Garnacho has scored only once in 21 Premier League games this season, raising questions about whether he fits a Chelsea side pushing for Champions League football.

It’s the same month Enzo Fernandez was linked with a summer move to Real Madrid, adding to the growing issues in West London for Rosenior as he struggles to manage an unsettled squad.

Chelsea face United this weekend as they try to keep pace with Liverpool in the Champions League race. Garnacho was already unlikely to start, and after his actions he almost certainly won’t be in Rosenior’s first XI.