Alejandro Garnacho transfer odds: Chelsea and Tottenham in mix for Man Utd star

The Sun

a day ago

ALEJANDRO GARNACHO is on his way out of Manchester United after being told to find a new club.
And despite Chelsea and Tottenham being in the mix for the winger, it's looking like a move abroad is most likely, according to the bookmaker odds.
Reports have claimed United boss Ruben Amorim axed the Argentine in a brutal public dressing down in front of his teammates.
Garnacho was unhappy with Amorim's decision to leave him out of the Europa League final that saw Man Utd losing to Spurs.
He then slammed the Red Devils' "s*** season" before his brother lashed out on social media by claiming the club "threw him under the bus."
Following that, it later emerged that Garnacho and Amorim's relationship had completely broken down.
But he was used from the start in the club's second game in their post-season trip against Hong Kong, after seemingly being involved in a fan altercation.
And United would demand around £60million to let the Argentine leave, reports claimed.
It looks like his time at Old Trafford - and potentially in English football - is over, with a move abroad looking most likely.
Napoli are the warm favourites to sign Garnacho and are priced at Evens with bet365.
The Serie A champions have been linked with several big money moves as they look to defend their title and make a splash in the Champions League.
Atletico Madrid are joined by Chelsea at 6/1, with the latter already strongly linked with Garnacho back in January.
Staying at United is a bigger price still at 8/1, despite still having three years left on his current deal.
Milan at 10/1 are just ahead of 12/1 Spurs, who are also looking to strengthen to compete better in the league whilst also making a go of things in the Champions League.
Leverkusen and Aston Villa are both 14/1.
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