Chelsea rookie Alejandro Garnacho appears to have blamed the Brentford equalizer for a very late Saturday night.<\/strong><\/p>\n Fabio Carvalho sneaks into the back post to make it 2-2 at the moment of the game’s death, and Garnacho loses the man about his sleep.<\/p>\n Argentina International recently joined from Manchester United’s Chelsea. It would probably be fair to say that there are some Blues fans who aren’t that sure about the deal.<\/p>\n Garnacho was not particularly consistent or worked well on Man UTD.<\/p>\n Even if Garnacho is not on the pitch that is primarily defensive, this moment in the second half of the game is when you want all players to turn 100% on.<\/p>\n Garnacho had work to do, but he wasn’t focused enough on the danger. That’s two points on the side of Enzo Maresca.<\/p>\n Sky Sports expert Jamie Rednap clearly felt that Garnacho should have done better here, so see below…<\/p>\n It’s still a very early age for Chelsea’s Garnacho, but it’s somewhat inexplicable that the West London giant made him one of his priorities this summer.<\/p>\n The 21-year-old didn’t do much to be impressed during his time at United.<\/p>\n In fact, even selling Noni Madueke to Arsenal early in the summer, leaving them with a gap filling them, with Garnacho taking part.<\/p>\n However, Maduke is now impressed with Arsenal and would have been a wider choice for the CFC than the unconvincing Garnacho.<\/p>\n It will be interesting to see if Maresca can make the most of his player and work out how he can turn his career around.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t<\/div>\nWhy did Chelsea sign Alejandro Garnacho?<\/h2>\n