Alejandro Garnacho opens up on his Manchester United exit and admits he could have done things differently during his last six months before moving to Chelsea, and expressed he has no bad blood for the club.
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'I did some bad things' | Garnacho opens up on his Man Utd exit
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Originally reported by Sky Sports
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