Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid have set their sights on Alejandro Garnacho, according to reporter Steve Bates. Despite interest from these European giants, Manchester United is in a strong position, with Garnacho under contract until 2028. While United can command a substantial fee for Garnacho, there is awareness that the player and his advisors have a strategic plan for his future.

Garnacho, originally from Madrid, joined United in 2020 after spells with Getafe and Atletico Madrid. Real Madrid’s interest is not surprising, and United is cautious about potentially losing such a promising talent. Garnacho’s ambition to compete at the highest level in European competitions adds complexity, requiring United to persuade him to resist external allure.

While Garnacho has the potential to reach great heights, staying at United during this crucial stage in his development provides the best opportunity for regular first-team action. Joining Real might relegate him to a secondary role behind players like Vinicius Junior and Rodrigo, potentially hindering his progress.

United’s exciting new era under Ineos presents Garnacho with the chance to be a vital player, and he should focus on becoming a key figure for the club in the years to come. If he achieves global stardom like Cristiano Ronaldo and considers a move to Real later, United fans may understand, but for now, Garnacho’s focus should remain on contributing to United’s success.