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<p>Valuation: €45 million</p>
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<p>Just over a year after scoring the winning goal in the FA Cup final, Alejandro Garnacho’s time at Manchester United seems to be coming to an end. The Argentinian winger made a significant impact under Erik ten Hag and earned recognition including the FIFA Puskas award. However, his relationship with coach Ruben Amorim has reportedly soured. Despite playing a key role in getting Manchester United to the Europa League final, Garnacho was left on the bench for the match against Tottenham and only played for twenty minutes, which left him frustrated.</p>
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<p>After the loss to Spurs, Garnacho expressed his feelings: “I played every round leading up to the final, and today I only got to play 20 minutes. The outcome of the final will certainly influence my decision, along with the overall situation at the club. I plan to enjoy my summer and see what unfolds afterward." Amorim was reportedly upset with Garnacho's reaction and advised him to consider finding a new club this summer. Manchester United is believed to be looking for more than €50 million for Garnacho. Here are five potential destinations for him.</p>
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<h2>Alejandro Garnacho: Five Possible Transfer Destinations</h2>
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<p><strong>Aston Villa</strong></p>
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<p>Aston Villa is reportedly showing strong interest in Garnacho, and he is keen to remain in the Premier League. The club’s ability to make summer signings may depend on their player sales to avoid breaching PSR regulations. Securing Garnacho would be a significant achievement for Villa, especially with a possible opening on the left wing as Arsenal is interested in Morgan Rogers, and Marcus Rashford is returning to Manchester United.</p>
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<p><strong>Chelsea</strong></p>
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<p>Chelsea, who had strong links to Garnacho back in January, continue to monitor him. A transfer to Stamford Bridge would align with the winger's wish to stay in the Premier League and would grant him access to Champions League football. Chelsea is unlikely to be deterred by Manchester United’s asking price, as the club is known for investing in younger talents and Garnacho fits their profile.</p>
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<p><strong>Tottenham</strong></p>
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<p>According to a report from the Telegraph, Tottenham is interested in acquiring Garnacho this summer. Following the appointment of Thomas Frank, Spurs have already bolstered their attacking lineup with Mohammed Kudus. Heung-Min Son has long been Tottenham's go-to player on the left wing, yet is nearing the end of his career. Garnacho, who wishes to stay in England, finds London appealing as a potential destination, making Spurs an intriguing option.</p>
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<p><strong>Napoli</strong></p>
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<p>Previously, Napoli had two bids turned down for Garnacho in January, the largest being over €50 million with add-ons. The Serie A champions may rekindle their interest this summer after experiencing success in securing Scott McTominay at a low cost, believing Garnacho could have a similarly positive impact in Italy.</p>
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<p><strong>Atlético Madrid</strong></p>
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<p>Garnacho came through the youth ranks at Atlético Madrid before moving to Manchester United for €465,000 in 2020. His return to the Spanish capital has been anticipated, with his compatriot Diego Simeone being a keen admirer. Atlético Madrid is financially capable of facilitating Garnacho's move, but the success of any deal would depend on his willingness to return to Spain.</p>
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