Alejandro Garnacho 'makes transfer decision' as European giants 'offer' huge contract to Man Utd star

Alejandro Garnacho has reportedly made a decision on his Manchester United future amid reports linking him with a move away from Old Trafford.

Argentine youngster Garnacho first moved to England in 2020 when he left Atletico Madrid's youth system for United.

The forward then made his first-team debut in 2022, coming on as a late substitute during a 1-1 draw against Chelsea.

Since then, the 20-year-old has scored 23 goals in 116 appearances across all competitions for the Red Devils.

Recently, Garnacho has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford, with United reportedly willing to listen to offers in order to adhere to profit and sustainability rules.

Earlier in the week, it was claimed that United had set a price tag for Garnacho, with clubs around Europe keeping a keen eye on the situation.

Now, it has been claimed that Garnacho has made a decision on his future.

Alejandro Garnacho 'makes decision' on Manchester United future

As reported by The Independent, the Argentine is open to moving to Italian Serie A giants Napoli, who have given the green light to press ahead with the transfer.

According to a report by Italian news outlet Il Mattino, Napoli have presented Garnacho with a five-year contract and an apparent salary of €3 million.

However, it has been suggested that Garnacho's representatives are pushing for a salary of around €4 million.

Napoli are in the market for a new winger with talisman Khvicha Kvaratskhelia heavily linked with a move to French side Paris Saint Germain.

So far in the 24/25 season, Garnacho has registered eight goals and five assists across 30 matches for United.

Alejandro Garnacho has been linked with a move away from Manchester United. Image: Getty

What has Ruben Amorim said about Alejandro Garnacho?

Speaking recently about Garnacho, United boss Ruben Amorim said: "That is clear. He has talent. He needs to learn to play in a different position. He needs to play better inside.

"He improves a lot in the recovering position when he doesn't have the ball. But doing that, sometimes he's not in the right place to make transitions like he was in the past. I prefer to defend and then build up with all the team to reach the final third."

He added: "He's finding the best way to play in this system. He's improving during training. He started the last game. Let's see tomorrow. I think he changed the way he sees himself."