Alejandro Garnacho is confronted with little future in Manchester United and a move to Chelsea now seems to be on the agenda for the Argentinian attacker after falling the pecking order under Ruben Amorim
Chelsea will finally offer Alejandro Garnacho a escape route in Manchester United. Garnacho, 21, has little future in Old Trafford after he had fallen the pecking order under Ruben Amorim.
Chelsea is connected to him all summer and with just a few days of the transfer window to deal with, the blues focus on a deal. Chelsea is close to an agreement with United who will see them pay between £ 35 and 40 million for the Argentinian attacker.
The Red Devils had initially offered their prize at the £ 50 million that Arsenal paid for Noni Madueke earlier this summer. If the move continues as expected, it will put an end to a period of five years at Old Trafford for Garnacho.
He was signed as a teenager from Atletico Madrid in 2020. Garnacho was 144 performances for United in all competitions, and scored 26 times.
He helped united to the Carabao Cup in 2023 and won the FA Cup the next campaign. Chelsea performed checks on Garnacho during the summer during the summer prior to their dive.
Allegedly they have received information about his character, as well as his approach to the work. But they are aware that the evidence in his performances will be on Stamford Bridge.
The output of Garnacho may be the first phase of a clear one for Monday's deadline. Striker Rasmus Hojlund is also expected to leave, after a difficult few seasons in the northwest. Napoli are the front runners for his services.
Brazilian misfit Antony was also able to leave in the coming days, with real betis who would like to take him to Spain. Kobbie Mainoo and Andre Onana are also confronted with uncertain futures in Old Trafford, although they both started in the Carabao Cup collision on Wednesday evening against Grimsby Town.
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Speaking of the future of the midfielder prior to the game, Amorim said: “They just have to fight for the places, and then everything can change. Sometimes people play at other times, other boys play, and we have the cups, so we will have many games for everyone.”
“We have three games this week, we have quality players and we have to do rotation to try to win every game,” added the United Manager. “All players are available. Then we will make the choice to get the best starting XI to win every game.”