"The Argentine made a long-desired exit from Manchester United late in the transfer window, and his start at Chelsea can be considered underwhelming despite scoring his first goal in last weekend's home loss to Sunderland, having struggled for minutes."
"He's no better than anyone else, Ruggeri is quoted as saying by TNT Sport. You're a football player, enjoy it, but you shouldn't be so full of yourself. It's pointless because you miss out on so much. Someone has to bring him down to earth, he said. They're not calling him up to the national team. If he comes back down to earth like he was, they'll call him up again because he's phenomenal on the pitch."
Garnacho completed a long-desired exit from Manchester United late in the transfer window and joined Chelsea. His start at Chelsea has been underwhelming; he scored his first goal in a home loss to Sunderland but has struggled for minutes. Garnacho's reputation surged after bursting onto the scene three years ago as a teenager, yet he has not featured for the Argentina national team since last year. Critics attribute the national team absence to a perceived arrogant attitude, urging a return to a more grounded mindset. A restored humility combined with regained form could prompt a recall.
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