Alejandro Garnacho’s time at Manchester United is running out. Months after a winter move collapsed, the 20-year-old forward and the club are set to part ways this summer.
With his future up for grabs, two London rivals—Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur—are circling according to Todo Fichajes, each with ambitions of reshaping their left flank before next season.
United’s £70 million valuation as reported on Goal.com is steep, but Garnacho’s blend of Premier League experience and raw explosiveness makes him a rare prize.
Chelsea, while interested, have their sights locked on Borussia Dortmund’s Jamie Gittens. If they secure him, their pursuit of Garnacho will likely cool, leaving the lane open for Spurs.
Tottenham’s need is urgent. Son Heung-min’s contract runs until 2026, but renewal talks remain distant.
Planning ahead, Spurs see Garnacho as a direct injection of youth and firepower. Mathys Tel remains another option, yet Garnacho’s proven flashes in England’s top flight give him a sharper edge on their shortlist.
But Spurs hold a critical advantage—Champions League football. It’s a stage Garnacho craves, a platform where his pace, fearlessness, and flair can thrive under the brightest lights.
United may soften their stance on the asking price as negotiations develop, but for now, the message is clear: he won’t come cheap.
The chase will be swift, the stakes high.
And somewhere between Old Trafford’s farewell and the new season’s first whistle, Garnacho will choose where his next story begins.