Atletico Madrid have made an offer to bring Alejandro Garnacho back to their team. The proposal involves a player-plus-cash swap deal, featuring a €40 million bid along with midfielder Pablo Barrios. Nevertheless, Manchester United are likely to decline this offer, as they anticipate receiving at least €60 million in addition to Barrios. The Manchester United hierarchy reportedly considers Garnacho as untouchable, yet rumors of his potential departure have grown amid criticism from the supporters.

Manchester United are reported to be weighing up a surprise transfer approach from Atletico Madrid that could see Argentina winger Alejandro Garnacho return to his roots and with Ruben Amorim offered a stylish midfielder as part of a cash-plus-player bid. Atletico have accelerated their plans to bring Garnacho back to the Wanda Metropolitano.

Manchester United have been approached with a cash-plus-player offer from Atletico Madrid for Alejandro Garnacho. The proposal, which precedes the January transfer window, is valued at €40 million and includes Atletico midfielder Pablo Barrios as part of the deal. Garnacho, who transferred to Manchester United from Atletico Madrid's academy in 2020, is reportedly not entirely satisfied at United, as suggested by his subdued celebrations against Leicester. Although Fichajes asserts that Manchester United is contemplating the offer, reports indicate that the club does not intend to allow Garnacho to depart in the forthcoming January window. It is also reported that Garnacho harbors ambitions to join Real Madrid in the future.

Atlético de Madrid has expressed interest in acquiring Alejandro Garnacho, a talented young Argentine winger who is currently with Manchester United. Garnacho's history with Atlético's youth academy adds an emotional layer to the possible transfer. The Spanish club has proposed a deal worth 40 million euros for Garnacho, with Pablo Barrios included in the offer. Nonetheless, Manchester United is looking for a 60 million euro offer that also includes Pablo Barrios.