Romano: Manchester United coach and management agree to let Garnacho transfer and leave the team

According to the famous transfer expert Fabricio Romano, Manchester United club management and coach Amorin have reached an agreement to agree that young player Alejandro Garnacho will leave the team this summer. This also means that the Argentine winger's Red Devils career will come to an end.

20-year-old Garnacho has made 144 appearances for the team since joining Manchester United's first team, contributing 26 goals and 22 assists, and his performance is remarkable. However, with the team coming to a large-scale reconstruction, Amorin did not include him in the new season plan, and the recent tension between the two sides finally led to this decision.

Manchester United's roster expansion

In addition to Garnacho, Anthony, Sancho and Rashford may also leave Old Trafford this summer. Manchester United hopes to get back funds by selling players and make room for roster and salary structure for summer signings.

Meanwhile, Manchester United has signed Mattus Cunha this summer with a transfer fee of £62.5 million and continues to chase Brentford striker Brian Mbeumo. Previous £55 million (including additional terms) offer has been rejected. In addition, the club is looking for a midfielder, a center, and may even change the goalkeeper if Onana eventually leaves the team.

Many Premier League giants are interested in Garnacho

Although Garnacho is young, his talent has attracted the attention of many giants. According to Romano, three Premier League teams have actively contacted Manchester United and expressed their interest in the players. Among them, Chelsea is the most active. They have been paying attention to Garnacho since January this year and regard it as an important puzzle in the team's rejuvenation process.

In addition, Leverkusen also showed strong interest, but due to financial restrictions, it may be difficult to complete the transaction. Several clubs in Serie A have also contacted relevant people, but considering that Garnacho prefers to stay in the Premier League to develop, he is most likely to continue to compete in the Premier League as a "non-Red Devils player".