Alejandro Garnacho could leave Manchester United (Photos by Carl Raisin, Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho has reportedly agreed a deal with Napoli ahead of a major move in January.
The Argentina international appears to be one step closer to leaving Manchester United and moving to Serie A, although a club-to-club agreement is still required.
This is based on Pick up and drop off serviceHe added that talks on the deal were progressing well, although Napoli’s offer was still slightly lower than what the Red Devils were demanding.
Fabrizio Romano has also linked Grenache to Napoli and Chelsea, with the Italian journalist breaking the news earlier today on X…
???Napoli’s opening bid for Alejandro Garnacho is €50 million, including add-ons; Manchester United want more.
Antonio Conte continues to push after speaking to Garnacho on Friday.
??Chelsea has been in contact with Manchester United and the player side and is currently deciding internally whether to bid. pic.twitter.com/3kMMhAZM5N
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 22, 2025
Garnacho has been a key player for United and looks like a promising young talent who could have a bright future in the game, although perhaps it’s also easy to see why the club would want to cash in on him.
The 20-year-old is not consistent enough and, telegraph As already mentioned, there are still some question marks about his temperament.
Alejandro Garnacho transfer could suit all parties
Even if some United fans are unsure about selling such a top young player mid-season, it may end up being best for everyone involved.
For United, this provides them with funds in the transfer market and generates significant profits for players who have previously signed with their academy.
This would allow Rúben Amorim to invest in other areas or replace Garnacho with someone better suited to his system.
At the same time, it may also be best for the player himself, as he may need a fresh start to revive his career after United’s dip in form this season.
Many other top talents are also struggling at MUFC in this challenging post-Ferguson era, so Garnacho shouldn’t be ashamed of feeling like he needs to look elsewhere to get back on track.
