
Manchester United fans have come up with a brutal chant for Alejandro Garnacho on his return to Old Trafford following his transfer to Chelsea.
Garnacho joined Chelsea from Man United for £40 million during the summer transfer window.
He made his debut for his new side against Brentford and made an appearance against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, with Chelsea fans making their feelings clear on his performance.
The 21-year-old will be hoping to be called upon against Man United, having been named as a substitute.
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But his chances of coming on have been hampered after Enzo Maresca made three changes in the first-half, including Cole Palmer, who shared an exchange with Kobbie Mainoo following his substitution.
However, if he does come on, then the Argentine will be greeted with a hostile reception.
That's judging by what the Man United fans were chanting at Garnacho before kick-off - which could also be heard during the first-half despite the player not being on the pitch.

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Garnacho trained and warmed up on the pitch before returning to the dressing room ahead of the game.
And Man United supporters targeted their former star with a ruthless chant that they used to sing against Carlos Tevez, who left Man United to sign for cross-city rivals Manchester City in 2009.
Fans chanted: "Who’s that twat from Argentina? Who’s that money-grabbing w**re? Garnacho is his name and he hasn’t got a brain and he won’t be winning trophies anymore!"
His fellow countryman Tevez was targeted with the same chant when he swapped allegiances in Manchester.
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Tevez spent two seasons on loan with the Red Devils before signing for the Blues in a deal worth £47 million.

Ruben Amorim lost patience with Garnacho at Man United and sanctioned his departure this summer.
The winger came through the club's youth academy following his move from Atletico Madrid.
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Garnacho played 144 games for Man United and scored 26 goals.
He won the FA Cup and Carabao Cup during his spell.
Topics: Manchester United, Chelsea, Alejandro Garnacho, Football