Moving Forward Alejandro Garnacho wants to leave Manchester United this summer and has several teams that want to sign him.
The Argentine can go back to Carrington for pre-season with United, but he is not working with the first team.
Garnacho has turned down a chance to join Al Nassr because he wants to stay in the Premier League. Also, he didn’t want to join Napoli, who had been linked with him earlier in the trade window.
The Daily Mail says that Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and Aston Villa are all thinking about making a move for the 21-year-old forward.
The Blues have been interested in Garnacho for a long time. They were linked with a January trade window signing.
They already have a left winger in Jamie Gittens, but they are said to want to add another player, and the United school graduate could be that player.
Villa is also thinking about getting Garnacho because they don’t have a good left back.
The Midlands team got Samuel Iling-Junior from Juventus and Lewis Dobbin from Everton last summer to help that spot, but they had to loan them out, which shows they didn’t trust the two players.
Tottenham is also keeping an eye on the Argentine kid because they want to add more quality to their attack.
Their only well-known left winger is captain Heung Min-Son, but his future with the north London team is unclear at 33 years old.
Atletico Madrid wants to get back together with him since he left the club as a youth player, but he wants to stay in England, so the move is not likely to happen.
Even though many teams are interested in Garnacho, it’s unlikely that anyone will be able to pay the £70 million price tag “considering his fractious fallout with United.”
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