Manchester United is expected to undergo major changes this summer as Ruben Amorim looks to reshape his squad following an underwhelming campaign.
Several first-team players have uncertain futures, with Victor Lindelof, Casemiro, and Antony among those linked with exits.
Lindelof is reportedly eyeing a return to Benfica, while Casemiro has drawn interest from Saudi Arabia.
Antony, who is on loan at Real Betis, is likely to leave Old Trafford as well.
Meanwhile, Napoli approached the club for Alejandro Garnacho, though their offer was turned down.
The Argentine winger made headlines after he walked straight down the tunnel when substituted in United’s win over Ipswich Town. Amorim later clarified that Alejandro Garnacho had simply changed into dry clothes before watching the rest of the match from another area.
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Fabrizio Romano has confirmed there are no lingering issues. “It was clarified internally, and Amorim appreciated how open Alejandro was to talk directly to him after what happened,” Romano stated.
While Garnacho’s future remains uncertain, with his situation expected to be revisited in the summer, United staff were reportedly relieved the club didn’t sell him in January, fearing backlash from supporters.
Alejandro Garnacho remains one of United’s most promising young talents, but his future could hinge on the club’s plans for squad restructuring.
While Amorim values his potential, any significant offers from Europe’s elite clubs could force United into a decision.
With interest expected to resurface in the summer, much will depend on whether the club sees him as a long-term piece in their rebuild or as a valuable asset to fund other transfers.
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