Goodbye Garnacho: The €45 million Argentine star Manchester United could sign

Alejandro Garnacho's omission from Manchester United's recent derby clash has sparked speculation about his future at Old Trafford. The young Argentine's absence from both the starting XI and the bench has raised eyebrows among fans and pundits alike. Could this be a sign that Garnacho is falling out of favour with manager Erik ten Hag?

United's rebuild and the rise of Mastantuono

As Manchester United looks to rebuild its squad, the club has been linked with several young talents. 1 One name that has been consistently mentioned is River Plate's Franco Mastantuono. The 17-year-old Argentinian forward has been attracting interest from top European clubs, including Liverpool, Chelsea, and Real Madrid, with a hefty €45 million release clause.

With Mastantuono emerging as a potential future star, questions are being asked about Garnacho's long-term prospects at Old Trafford. The Red Devils are reportedly keen to bolster their attacking options, and the arrival of a player like Mastantuono could push Garnacho further down the pecking order.

Factors influencing Garnacho's future

Several factors could influence Garnacho's future at Manchester United:

• Adapting to the Premier League: The Argentine winger is still adjusting to the physicality and intensity of the Premier League.
• Competition for places: United's squad is packed with talented attacking players, making it difficult for young players to break into the first team.
• Ten Hag's plans: The manager's long-term plans for the squad will play a crucial role in determining Garnacho's future.

What next for Garnacho?

If Garnacho is unable to secure a regular starting place at United, he may have to consider a move elsewhere to further his career. However, with his immense potential, there is no doubt that he will attract interest from a number of top clubs.

The coming months will be crucial for Garnacho as he looks to prove his worth to Erik ten Hag. With the club linked to a number of young talents, the Argentine winger will need to step up his game to secure his place at Old Trafford.