The meaning behind Alejandro Garnacho’s striking new neck tattoo has been revealed, with fans noticing the design during his Champions League debut for Chelsea against Benfica.
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The tattoo, written in Spanish, reads: “Nunca es suerte, siempre es Dios” – translated as “It’s never luck, it’s always God.” The message has drawn comparisons with former Manchester United team-mate Antony, who has “Iluminado” (“Enlightened”) inked across his neck.
Garnacho, who left Old Trafford in the summer to join Chelsea after being exiled from Erik ten Hag’s squad, has a collection of tattoos inspired by TV, film and football. His latest addition comes as he begins a new chapter in west London following his controversial switch.
While he has made just three appearances for Chelsea so far, the Argentine winger impressed against Benfica, playing a key role in the winning goal. Speaking after the match, he reflected on his United exit, admitting:
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“It was a difficult moment there, just training alone… but I’ve got nothing bad to say about my old club. I’m very happy to be here now, play in this competition and get three points today.”
Garnacho endured a hostile reception from Manchester United supporters when Chelsea visited Old Trafford last month, with chants echoing those once aimed at Carlos Tevez after his move to Manchester City. Despite the criticism, the 20-year-old insists he is focused on proving himself at Chelsea and making his mark in the Premier League.
