Real Madrid could land Manchester United prodigy Alejandro Garnacho for as little as €10 million next year.
As per Fichajes, Real Madrid could secure the services of Alejandro Garnacho for a knockdown fee of €10 million if Manchester United fail to convince the player to commit to his long-term future.
Garnacho has been given the much-needed breakthrough in the senior setup as Erik ten Hag has been using him pretty wisely. The young winger is viewed as one of the most talented prospects emerging from Manchester United’s famed academy, and the manager has tried to protect his talent in a very cautious manner.
The Manchester United hierarchy is adamant to offer the player fresh terms and a significant increase to his current £5,000 per week wage would be in the offing. Born in Madrid, the 18-year-old has represented Argentina at the under-20 level. But it is suggested he could switch his allegiance to his birth country if he continues to be ignored by the Argentine team management.
Garnacho’s current Manchester deal is set to expire next summer. And although Manchester United have been locked in a deep negotiation with his entourage, Real Madrid are willing to offer the grand stage to him after closely monitoring him.
Los Blancos are on the verge of sealing a deal for another Brazilian wonderkid Endrick. And by securing Garnacho’s services. Real Madrid could formulate the next generation. Talents like Vinicius Junior, Aurelien Tchouameni and Rodrygo Goes have already exploded on this stage. And the onus will be on Garnacho to prove his worth in the next couple of seasons.
Manchester United are going through a rebuilding phase as ten Hag has been given the task to lead them through a tough transition phase. The early signs have been pretty encouraging, and Garnacho needs to make sure he remains a part of the core group.
Jadon Sancho’s dip in the form opened a whole new dimension for the teenage prodigy. And with the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo, Garnacho might finally be getting his due reward with the player set to be called in for a very busy second half of this season.
