Man Utd's Garnacho Hints at Summer Transfer Amid Europa Final Frustration

Alejandro Garnacho expressed frustration over his limited playing time in Manchester United's 1-0 Europa League final loss to Tottenham, hinting at a possible summer departure. Despite having started every knockout match leading to the final and contributing 11 goals and 10 assists this season, Garnacho was only brought on for the last 19-20 minutes, a decision that upset both him and his brother, Roberto, who criticized manager Ruben Amorim on social media. Garnacho described the season as disappointing, highlighting the team's failure to win in the league and their loss in the final, and stated he would "try to enjoy the summer and see what happens next." Amorim defended his decision to start Mason Mount over Garnacho, citing tactical considerations and past performances. The Argentine international has attracted interest from clubs like Chelsea and Napoli, and his future at Manchester United remains uncertain amid potential summer transfers to raise funds. Garnacho's public airing of grievances reflects ongoing tension at the club following a historically poor season.