Ruben Amorim Discusses Alejandro Garnacho’s Future at Manchester United as Napoli Eyes £60m Winger

Ruben Amorim Discusses Alejandro Garnacho’s Future at Manchester United as Napoli Eyes £60m Winger

Ruben Amorim has shared an honest update on Alejandro Garnacho’s future at Manchester United amid interest from Napoli in the 20-year-old winger.

What Happened?

Garnacho’s position at Manchester United has come under scrutiny after he was dropped from the starting lineup for a Premier League match against Manchester City, alongside Marcus Rashford. Although Garnacho has returned to Amorim’s squad, his future with the club remains uncertain. Amorim recently spoke about the player’s progress and development.

What Did Amorim Say?

In a recent interview, Amorim explained, “He has talent, but he needs to learn to play in a different position. He needs to improve his play in central areas.”

Amorim continued, “He has made progress in his defensive work, especially when he doesn’t have the ball. However, sometimes this leaves him out of position for quick transitions, which is something he used to do well. I prefer to focus on defending as a team and then building our attack together.”

“He’s adapting to this new system and improving in training. He started in the last game, and we’ll see how he performs moving forward. I think he’s starting to understand his role better.”

The Bigger Picture

Garnacho has been heavily linked with a move to Napoli, with reports suggesting the Serie A club has agreed on personal terms with the player for a January transfer. However, Manchester United reportedly values Garnacho at around £70 million ($85.5m), a figure that Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis is not eager to meet this month.

What’s Next for Garnacho?

While Garnacho is said to be open to joining Napoli for a lower wage than what he earns at Manchester United, Amorim’s faith in his abilities may lead the winger to reconsider his potential move.

With the January transfer window still open, Garnacho’s future remains uncertain as both clubs continue to watch his progress.