🔴 Manchester United Set £40M Price for Garnacho Amid Attacking Overhaul
Manchester United have officially placed a £40 million price tag on Alejandro Garnacho, one of their most promising young forwards.
This announcement comes amid growing interest from clubs across Europe — including Chelsea and Napoli — who are monitoring the 20-year-old closely ahead of the summer transfer window.
The valuation was confirmed during a recent press conference, though the club didn’t directly name Garnacho.
However, insiders at Old Trafford suggest that several informal talks have already taken place between United and interested clubs.
Garnacho’s recent omission from key matches has only added to the speculation surrounding his future.
A club spokesperson commented:
> “We’ve set a fair valuation that reflects the player’s current value and future potential. This decision is in line with our plan to build a younger, more aggressive attacking unit next season.”
Garnacho, whose current contract runs until 2028, has made a significant impact since breaking into the senior squad.
Over the past two seasons, he’s recorded 38 goal contributions, showing flashes of brilliance and creativity.
Still, his recent lack of consistent starts has led many to question whether he remains central to manager Rúben Amorim’s vision going forward.
Fans are split in their reactions. While some believe parting ways with Garnacho would be a huge mistake, others argue that his sale could help finance more experienced signings to help United bounce back from an underwhelming campaign.
The Garnacho decision comes as part of a wider squad rebuild, which has already begun with the confirmed signing of Matheus Cunha from Wolves.
The Brazilian forward joins United in a £62.5 million deal, signing a five-year contract with the option for an extra year.
Cunha will take over the iconic No. 10 shirt, previously worn by Marcus Rashford.
Cunha’s arrival is a clear statement of intent, as United aim to bring in more direct, energetic attackers.
Amorim is reportedly looking to reshape his frontline with younger players capable of high-pressing, fast-paced football.
In addition to Garnacho, United are also said to be open to offers for several key players, including club captain Bruno Fernandes.
Reports have linked him with a £100 million switch to Saudi side Al Hilal.
As the summer window approaches, one thing is clear: United are preparing for a significant transformation, and no player’s spot is guaranteed — not even the rising stars.
