Alejandro Garnacho reportedly wants to make his stay at Aston Villa permanent, despite struggling for regular football since arriving from Chelsea during the summer. The Argentina international joined Villa on a season-long loan after just one campaign at Stamford Bridge…

Alejandro Garnacho reportedly wants to make his stay at Aston Villa permanent rather than return to Chelsea next summer. The 22-year-old Argentina international joined Villa on a season-long loan after a single season at Stamford Bridge following a £40 million transfer from Manchester United in 2025. Despite limited playing time under manager Unai Emery, Garnacho prefers establishing himself at Villa Park.
The loan deal reportedly includes an obligation to turn into a permanent transfer worth around €50 million if specific appearance criteria are met. Although Garnacho has played just 31 minutes across three Premier League substitute appearances, Villa officials remain encouraged by his training attitude and expect the loan conditions to be fulfilled.
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