The summer transfer window for 2025/2026 is now entering the hot phase where players’ movements between clubs reach their climax level. Elsewhere in England, Manchester United winger, Argentine Alejandro Garnacho has refused the chance to pursue a move to Saudi-based club, Al Nassr.
According to the Telegraph, the 21-year-old is said to be prioritising European clubs after having initial discussions with the Saudi Pro League side, which Cristiano Ronaldo plays for.
It should be remembered that, Garnacho is good admire of the great Ronaldo unless he is Argentinian, sharing nationality with another GOAT of the twenty-first century, Lionel Messi. His way and manner of goal celebrations and movements are highly resemble with that of Mr Ronaldo.
He is one of the Manchester United Players given a room to make a move out of Old Trafford.
While being reluctant to make a move to the Saudi Pro League, Garnacho is one of the Manchester United players given the green light by the club’s hierarchy to leave the club in this transfer window. Others being the likes of Jadon Sancho and Marcos Rashford.
It has been reported that he is among the players out of favour and squad selection for manager Ruben Amorim’s team.
According to English-based TV, Sky Sports, Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Antony, Jadon Sancho and Tyrell Malacia have been given extra time off by Man United to explore moves away.
However, most of the clubs across Europe and outside Europe fail to materialise deals from Manchester United players because of their higher wage packages and it’s structures.
Soccer experts confess that, for them to make a move away from Carringtons, they should be ready to adjust and reduce their weekly revenues. Hence, other clubs could be able to make a significant move.
Manchester United to earn a significant amount of money from Antony Elanga’s Sales.
We remain in Manchester where it’s understood that Manchester United could make up to £6m-£8m after his former player, Antony Elanga has completed a move from Nottingham Forest to another Premier League club, Newcastle United in a deal estimated to be worth up to £55m.
Thank you to United management for negotiating a sell-on clause with Forest when he left Old Trafford in 2023 in a £15m transfer. Manchester United is due between 15 and 20 per cent of the profit on that sale.
