Where will Alejandro Garnacho go next? 5 clubs that could sign the Man Utd winger
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The summer transfer window is opening, and it seems to be providing a tantalising view on the future of
Manchester United
winger Alejandro Garnacho. The youngster from Argentina has charmed the crowd with his explosive speed, some good footwork, and increasing maturity in play. With several top European clubs reportedly interested in carving him out, the big question now is: where could Garnacho go next?
Alejandro Garnacho as Manchester United's rising star
Born in 2004 in Spain, Alejandro Garnacho started his youth career at Atlético Madrid and, later, in 2020, joined the Manchester United academy.
In 2022, the 17-year-old Garnacho had the dangerous label installed and made his first appearance for the Liverpool senior team. Having eligibility for Spain and Ireland, he chose to accept Argentina instead, making his debut for the senior side in 2023.
Alejandro Garnacho's impact at Manchester United
Since breaking into the senior team of Manchester United, Garnacho has made inroads into the domestic and continental arenas. Eyes were drawn on in the 2022-23 season for scoring the important goals, getting the important assists, one of them being a late finish against Fulham in the Premier League.
Able to roam widely across attacking territory and stretch the defensive line, his wish to take the man on, main or substitute, renders him important.
In his early 20s, Garnacho is still so young and has had invaluable experience in great competitions such as the FA Cup and the Europa League. With the renewed expectations under Rúben Amorim, the pressure on the young winger continued to build. While he grows mature on important occasions and pressure moments on the field, injuries are now casting doubts on whether he is ready to take on more responsibilities, or quite possibly move to a different club this coming transfer window.
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Five clubs that could be Alejandro Garnacho's next destination
As the speculation around his future grows, a handful of the top clubs seem to have shown interest should Manchester United entertain the idea of selling or loaning him:
Real Madrid
– Going back to Spain may have its short-term appeal for Garnacho, while Los Blancos have their reputation for investing in young attacking players.
Atlético Madrid – Maybe a return to the old club, if they are indeed looking for a winger capable of dynamism and with La Liga experience.
Juventus
– These Italian big guns have a history of nurturing young talents, claiming to provide them with a starring role.
Paris Saint-Germain
– PSG looks to bolster its wings, and Garnacho's style would fit their attacking philosophy down to the T.
Bayern Munich – The Bundesliga champions have been on the trail of young wingers and could offer Garnacho Champions League football and development in a disciplined environment.
Wherever he ends up, Garnacho's future promises to be as exciting as his rise.
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