Alejandro Garnacho’s future at Manchester United continues to hang in the balance as summer transfer discussions heat up.
Once a rising star under Erik ten Hag, it is understood by SoftFootball that the winger now seems destined to be part of the upcoming shake-up at Old Trafford, with reports indicating that both he and Marcus Rashford may be left out of the club’s pre-season tour of the United States.
The situation escalated after Garnacho, who made headlines with a strong start last season—including a goal in the FA Cup final—saw his influence fade rapidly under new manager Ruben Amorim.
Garnacho was recently spotted holidaying in Ibiza wearing an Aston Villa shirt, notably with Rashford’s name on the back. While some fans brushed it off as playful, others saw it as a subtle jab at his current manager and a possible sign of discontent.
Despite scoring early in the season and impressing in the Community Shield, the Argentine forward’s Europa League final appearance was limited to just 20 minutes in a defeat to Tottenham.
Amorim has reportedly sidelined both Garnacho and Rashford from future plans, with the latter performing modestly during his loan stint at Aston Villa earlier this year.
Softfootball had earlier revealed that Man United lower Garnacho fee after shirt controversy Garnacho has drawn attention from top European clubs including Atletico Madrid, AC Milan, Juventus, and Napoli. Premier League clubs like Chelsea are emerging as favourites for his signature.
While Rashford’s future also remains uncertain, Garnacho’s journey from breakout star to transfer target adds another layer of intrigue to a summer window already brimming with drama, strategy, and shifting allegiances.