I didn’t mean to betray this Club but I have to do this because my career is at stake. I thinkI will play better at other club’s. The fans here don’t love me anymore.”-Man united star have confirmed His departure to Barca by the summer after being told by Amorim that He is not In His plan The fans criticize me in everything I do and it effects my game everyday.

Alejandro Garnacho Reportedly Eyes Move to Barcelona or Real Madrid Amid Concerns Over Future at Manchester United**

Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho is reportedly considering a move to La Liga giants Barcelona or Real Madrid, with rumors fueled by comments from former United midfielder Nicky Butt.

The speculation arises as Garnacho faces uncertainty under new manager Ruben Amorim, who recently replaced Erik ten Hag. Amorim, who officially took charge earlier this week, is said to have informed Garnacho that he may not feature prominently in his plans for the team moving forward.

Garnacho’s Struggles Amid United’s Turmoil

United’s season has been rocky, with the team sitting 13th in the Premier League after securing just four wins from their first 11 games. Despite contributing 11 goals across competitions, Garnacho has faced criticism and challenges, including claims from Bruno Fernandes that the young Argentine feels he has “lost the faith” of the club’s supporters.

This sentiment seemed evident in Garnacho’s muted celebration after scoring in United’s 3-0 win over Leicester City, which former captain Roy Keane criticized, saying, “If he’s unhappy, he should get a job somewhere else.”

The Lure of Spain

Former United star Nicky Butt believes Garnacho might see a future in Spain, citing the appeal of clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona. Speaking on the *Football’s Greatest* podcast, Butt said:
“The Premier League is the best league in the world, but the best players often leave for Spain. If you look at superstars throughout history, they end up at Real Madrid or Barcelona.

“Players like Garnacho, a young Argentinian talent, might see that as the next level. While we view Man United as the pinnacle, players often feel they become true superstars in Spain.”

Similarly, Paul Scholes acknowledged the draw of La Liga’s biggest clubs, saying:
“If you’re a great player at United, the only step up is Madrid or Barcelona. It’s not necessarily a better move, but there’s something special about those clubs. They turn players into icons both on and off the pitch.”

Garnacho’s Current Stance

Despite the rumors, there is no concrete indication that Garnacho is pushing for a move. Journalist Jorge Nicola has reported that the player remains committed to Manchester United for now, though there are whispers of growing dissatisfaction following Amorim’s arrival and his uncertain role in the squad.

As Amorim begins to reshape the team, Garnacho’s future will likely depend on his ability to adapt and prove his worth in what promises to be a transformative period for Manchester United.