No, it's not €60M: The real price Manchester United wants for Alejandro Garnacho

In a surprising twist late in the season, Manchester United has made a bold decision regarding one of its brightest young stars. The club is reportedly open to letting Alejandro Garnacho leave — and not for the €60 million figure that had been circulating in recent months.

According to sources close to Old Trafford, the Red Devils would be willing to sell the Argentine winger for around €40 million. It's a significant drop in valuation for a player who has shown flashes of brilliance in the Premier League and has already drawn the attention of top clubs across Europe.

This potential shift in United’s stance could be influenced by a number of factors, including the club’s need to raise funds, reshuffle the squad, or respond to Garnacho’s role and development trajectory. Despite his talent and explosiveness on the wing, Garnacho has faced fierce competition for minutes, and a change of scenery could benefit both parties.

For interested clubs, the new price tag changes everything. At just 19 years old, Garnacho represents a long-term investment — a technically gifted, fearless attacker with the ability to impact games at the highest level. The fact that he may now be available for €20 million less than expected makes him an even more attractive prospect in the upcoming transfer window.

While no official negotiations have been confirmed, the rumor mill is already spinning. Several LaLiga and Serie A sides are monitoring the situation closely, with some seeing this as a once-in-a-market opportunity to snap up a rising star at a relatively modest cost.

With the summer window approaching and United entering a transitional phase, the future of Garnacho is very much in play. What once seemed like a non-negotiable asset may now be a strategic departure — one that could reshape more than one team’s future.

Garnacho on the Market: A New Chance for Europe’s Elite

Manchester United’s openness to sell for €40 million sends a clear message — no one is untouchable. For clubs looking to add pace, youth, and flair, Garnacho’s profile is ideal. The question now is who will move first.