The future of Alejandro Garnacho in Manchester United is in danger after the winger raised the decision of Ruben Amorim to give him only 20 minutes of action in their Euroopa League -definitive defeat against Tottenham
Reportedly, only no less than £ 60 million would be sufficient to see Alejandro Garnacho Manchester United leave. The same transfer costs are also connected as the figure that could conquer the signing of Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon.
The 20-year-old Argentin has passed a difficult season. Man United is 16th in the Premier League and comes from a Europa League -define defeat of Tottenham.
Given that Garnacho was subject to bids from Chelsea and Napoli in the January transfer window, his future certainly does not seem to be arranged, and his comments after the final of Wednesday only added fuel to the fire.
After he went to Bilbao with another 20 minutes to go, the dissatisfied winger not only doubted Ruben Amorim's decision to bank in favor of Mason Mount, but admitted that he is not sure where his future is further than this season. “Until the final I played every round to help the team, and today I play 20 minutes, I don't know,” said Garnacho.
“The final will affect [my decision]But the entire season, the situation of the club. I'm going to try to enjoy the summer and see what happens next. “
The brother of the Argentijn, Roberto Garnaacho, went to Instagram to show his anger to the minimal contribution of the attacker in the final and claimed that he was “thrown under the bus”.
“Working like no one else, every round helping, coming from two goals in the last two finals, just to be on the field for 19 minutes and to be thrown under the bus,” wrote the brother or sister of the United Star.
In the aftermath of the game, the Telegraph reported that the Premier League club can accept an £ 60 million bid for Garnacho, which could open the path for Amorim to reunite with Gyokees for the same figure despite his release clause that reported as £ 83.6 million.
The Sweden International leading for a second consecutive league title, this season scored no fewer than 53 goals in all competitions, making it 96 goals in just 101 games in his two seasons in Portugal.
The 26-year-old is also routinely connected to a transfer to Arsenal or Juventus, but despite the intense speculation around his next move, his uncle says that he could stay in Portugal.
Asked by a record if the striker could continue his story in Lisbon, Chris Gyokeres said about his cousin: “Yesterday we decided during dinner that he should stay. Yes, we think so, because look … we love it, it's incredible, the country, the people and sport. And the lions. We love it!”