Man Utd ‘Slash’ Alejandro Garnacho Price requested but one thing could block the transfer of Chelsea

Alejandro Garnacho is one of the many names on the Chelsea transfer list this summer, but a decision for the Paria of Manchester United will not be simple.

Garnacho should be omitted from the Manchester United pre-season tour in the United States after asking for the club and was frozen out of the training of the first team. The Argentinian fell in disgrace with the manager Ruben Amorim and his sale would provide United with precious funds under the rules of profit and sustainability having crossed their academy.

And he has now become a target for Chelsea, who has already signed Jamie Gittens, Joao Pedro, Estevao Willian and Liam Delap in advanced areas this summer and are also linked to the striker RB Leipzig Xavi Simons. Chelsea, like United, also has a group of transfer attackers while Raheem Sterling and Joao Felix were informed that they were free to find new clubs.

Garnacho played during the after-season tour of United in May, but should miss his summer tour of the United States. (Image: Getty)

According to EspnChelsea monitors Garnacho’s status in United before a possible approach after learning that the Old Trafford Club was willing to accept much lower transfer fees to sell it. Having previously wanted 70 million pounds sterling for their graduate of the local academy, the report says that United will now accept as low as 40 million pounds sterling for Garnacho in order to remove it from their books this summer.

Garnacho has another three years on the contract he signed in 2023 and has nearly 150 senior appearances. Aston Villa would also be interested in his signature, just like a handful of Saudi clubs.

Garnacho could replace Noni Madueke in Chelsea. (Image: Getty)

However, Garnacho would have the priority of a move from the Premier League, giving Chelsea a potential advantage if they had to make their interest more concrete. However, for this to happen, ESPN says that Chelsea must sell two players to make room in their inflated team.

They call the winger Christopher Nkunku and striker Nicolas Jackson as the two attackers who could leave to welcome the arrival of Garnacho. Nkunku would have been made available for the transfer only two years after having moved to Stamford Bridge and featured in their success of the Club World Cup, while the passage of two years of Jackson could also end this summer. It was linked to United, which could open a potential scenario where Jackson and Garnacho move in the opposite directions – although Chelsea values Jackson up to 100 million pounds sterling. United would follow Jackson and admire International Senegal, which has 30 goals in 81 appearances for Blues.