Alejandro Garnacho is placed in the Bomploeg in Manchester United alongside other shifts by manager Ruben Amorim after a failure at the end of last season
Alejandro Garnacho is pleased with Marcus Rashford after he became the first exile in Manchester United to escape the club this summer. Rashford completed his loan movement to Barcelona on Wednesday, which have the option to sign it permanently, which means that his time at United might have come to an end.
The 27-year-old has not been playing for United since December, after he has come out with Ruben Amorim and joins Barca after a loan in Aston Villa. He was placed in the so -called 'Bomb Squad' in United by Amorim, forced to train with the unwanted players of the club in Carrington.
Rashford, Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia are frozen by the United Manager until they find a new club. Although Rashford's relocation is only a loan of the season, Barca has the option to make it permanent for € 30 million (£ 26 million).
He is pleased that he has sealed his dream movement to Spain and colleague -outcast Garnacho clearly feels the same. Writing under one of the many Instagram messages from Rashford on Wednesday, said the Argentina International: “Let's goooooo” with two greeting emojis.
Garnacho is waiting for his own exit to perform after Napoli withdrew from a deal. After initially setting his asking price at £ 70 million, United has reduced their appreciation to £ 40 million while they interest from people like Chelsea and Villa.
He was not the only United player who got involved on social media, with Captain Bruno Fernandes and Vooruit Joshua Zirkzee who liked messages and Writing Zirkzee: “Good Luck Brother” with crossed fingers and heart emojis. Former United goalkeeper David de Gea also added a like to one post.
Rashford would like to continue from United, where he had previously spent his entire career and came through the academy to score 138 goals in 426 performances. “The situation with United is that the club is in a period of change and they have been for a while,” he said.
“I have nothing to say about Manchester United, because it was an important part, not only in my career, but also in my life.
“I was grateful for the chance to play for them. But football is like life – not everything goes as simple as you thought and this is my next chapter. I am fully focused on this and try to improve myself and help the team win trophies.”
He added: “I was clear about my preference from the start. It didn't work in January, so I went to Aston Villa and enjoyed a good period there. I am very grateful for the opportunity to play there. Summer came around very quickly, it was time to make another decision. My choice was easy. It is a familyub, something I use.
“I want to win the biggest trophies and feel that Barcelona is a huge club in the football world, so it's the perfect place,” said Rashford. “You see last season with the team, they have a young ambitious team and I want to add my qualities, improve my personality, improve the team and help them win.
“It is a club where the dreams of people come out and they win big prizes. And what the club stands for, also means a lot to me. It feels like at home and this is a big factor in my choice to get here.”