As part of the Premier League's rules, Manchester United must sign homegrown players to balance their finances. This allows them to sell these players without deducting the initial purchase cost. Chelsea have previously expressed interest in signing Garnacho and Mainoo, but were not successful in January. Now, they are expected to make another attempt to sign them in the upcoming transfer window.

The Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules require Manchester United to release homegrown players to balance their finances. Chelsea have shown interest in signing Garnacho and Mainoo, but were rebuffed by Manchester United in January. Both clubs are expected to be active in the transfer market to compete in the Premier League.

Chelsea's interest in signing Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo from Manchester United is not new. The Premier League's rules require Manchester United to sign homegrown players to balance their finances. Chelsea had inquired about these players in January but were not successful. Now, they are expected to make another move to sign them in the upcoming transfer window.