Quote from: Die_empty on Today at 06:00:36 PM

Quote from: shinratensei_ on Today at 03:52:12 PM

Ornstein is finally coming with interesting news. He's tweeting about Amorim who told Garnacho to leave from the club. I obviously agree to let him leave as he gets no trust under him, and no reason to keep him much longer.
It will be so good to see him goes to the Atletico Madrid, but wondering whether MU is still being so harsh in selling him for expensive price.

If they still price him so high. None will ever buy him. They must not follow their ego, and let him go out with some discounts. Shocked

I'm sure it will attract Atletico's interest.

Ruben Amorim has never been a fan of Alejandro Garnacho. He was axed from the team a few weeks after the Portuguese coach took over but he was later recalled. I think he angered the coach when he spoke about the Amorim's decision to play Amad Diallo and Mason Mount and he was introduced just twenty minutes before the end of the game.

Napoli and Chelsea showed interest in signing him in January. With his average display this season, most clubs might not be willing to offer high transfer fees. Manchester United would have to reduce his release fees to attract interested clubs. With United not playing in any European competition next season they will be cutting the number of players they have currently.

the decision of selling garnacho might be a very silly move i even heard they are ready to let go of mainno that is a very stupid thing to do