Alejandro Garnacho attracting interest from major European clubs, with Man United & INEOS plan crucial

Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho is on the radar of Real Madrid and one other top European club.

Garnacho’s progress and impact

Garnacho, 19, emerged as a first-team regular at Old Trafford last season, with Erik ten Hag utilising the Argentine winger as an impact substitute with great effect.

This term, however, has been one full of improvement for Garnacho, who is now a regular starter for United. He has scored four goals since he recently moved position to the right wing.

Right now, The Reds sit in sixth position in the Premier League after a disappointing first half of the season under Ten Hag. They have been knocked out of the Champions League and Carabao Cup too.

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Whilst Garnacho has still got a lot of improvement to make, he is just 19 years of age and will undoubtedly make strides forwards in the coming months and years.

However, if Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS cannot move United in the right direction, there is interest in the attacking player.

Garnacho’s contract and interest from European Giants

According to a recent report from Steve Bates on GiveMeSport, the journalist detailed that Garnacho and his advisors have a plan which does not involve long-term mediocrity and minimal European football.

He has a contract at Old Trafford until 2028, but the aforementioned report added that both Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain have Garnacho on their radars.

Garnacho has previously explained his admiration for Real Madrid and had a close relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo when he was at the club last season. The Portuguese and United legend is Garnacho’s footballing idol.

INEOS showing positive signs

However, with the likes of Omar Berrada coming into the club, with a sporting director and head of recruitment expected to follow, there are positive signs that INEOS will help United turn a corner in the coming years.

This will be needed in order for United to keep their emerging talents, such as Garnacho or Kobbie Mainoo, at the club for the long term.