Tottenham, PSG’s £70M-Rated Target Reveals Transfer Stance Amid Man Utd Exit Rumors

Rúben Amorim’s decision to exclude Alejandro Garnacho from last month’s Manchester derby has fueled speculation about the winger’s future at Manchester United.

According to a recent report from the Daily Mail, Garnacho is no longer seen as “untouchable” at Old Trafford, with several top European clubs—Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Real Madrid, and Barcelona—keeping a close eye on him.

Although a transfer doesn’t seem imminent, United could consider offers in the region of £70 million. However, Atletico Madrid and Juventus may find it challenging to match that valuation for now.

Journalist Steve Kay has revealed that Tottenham has made a serious inquiry about Garnacho, while CaughtOffside reports that Atletico Madrid—his former club—alongside PSG and Juventus, are monitoring the situation closely.

Manchester United may be willing to sell if their price is met, but clubs like Atletico and Juventus could struggle to meet the financial demands.

No move abroad for Alejandro Garnacho?

With the January transfer window entering its final few days, TyC Sports’ Gastón Edul reports that Garnacho would prefer to stay in the Premier League if he leaves Manchester United. While a departure this month seems likely, Chelsea, despite their interest, have yet to submit an offer.

Meanwhile, journalist Ben Jacobs reported that Napoli are still pushing to sign Garnacho, with Antonio Conte driving the move. The club has already made two offers and is getting closer to matching Manchester United’s asking price.

Chelsea are also considering a bid, aware that United might reluctantly part with Garnacho for around €70 million. Garnacho’s agent was also seen at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, further fueling speculation.