Manchester United sells Argentine Star for a price tag, which may collectively scare away the five majors

In the past two days, according to the latest news from the Post, the Argentine genius star Garnacho, who was included in the cleaning plan by the Red Devils and Manchester United, has become a hot spot in the European transfer market. It is reported that so far, five major European teams including Chelsea, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, Naples, and Leverkusen have sent olive branches to Garnacho.

However, the price of Red Devils and Manchester United is a bit scary. They actually marked the high price of 70 million pounds for Garnacho, which may discourage these five major European giants. Among them, Leverkusen has announced in advance that he is going to give up. The reason is very simple. Manchester United's price is a bit too high compared to Garnacho's current German turnover price of 45 million euros. Although wealthy families are rich, they are not fools.

Ganacho is only 20 years old this year, and he is young and promising. Data shows that his performance in the 2024/2025 season is remarkable. He played 58 times for Manchester United, including 36 starts and 11 goals and 10 assists. Such data is undoubtedly very rare for a young winger. His speed, his dribbling and his creativity in front of the door are all worth looking forward to.

Chelsea is interested in Garnacho, perhaps hoping that he can bring more changes to the team's offense. Chelsea needs fresh blood injection at the winger position to improve the team's offensive efficiency and tactical richness. If Garnacho joins, he is expected to have a good chemistry with the team's existing attackers, enhancing Chelsea's competitiveness in the Premier League and in European competitions. Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspurs are also eager to make a difference in the transfer market, and Garnacho's abilities and characteristics are in line with their needs for optimizing the team's lineup.

And Manchester United's bid for Argentina's rising star Garnacho such a high price may be based on many considerations. On the one hand, as an excellent player trained by the team's youth training, Garnacho carries Manchester United's expectations for the future. The club may not want to sell Garnacho from the bottom of their hearts, so they deliberately set up price barriers. On the other hand, Manchester United may hope to use such high prices to screen out buyers who are truly determined to win and have sufficient financial support to ensure that the player's transfer can bring generous returns to the team in order to make a big profit.

However, Manchester United's Lions' big talk will not only scare Leverkusen, but also Chelsea, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur and Naples' four major powerhouses will also be scared away one after another. After all, looking around the European transfer market, players with similar technical skills and higher cost performance can still be found. So, if Manchester United bit £70 million and did not give up at a high price, it would be difficult for Ghanacho to sell this summer. If you don't believe it, we can wait and see.