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 is reportedly considering a potential move to La Liga powerhouses Barcelona or Real Madrid amid uncertainty about his role at Manchester United. Speculation has been fueled by comments from former United midfielder Nicky Butt and concerns over Garnacho’s position under new manager Ruben Amorim, who recently replaced Erik ten Hag.

Garnacho’s Struggles at United

The young winger’s future at Old Trafford seems uncertain after Amorim allegedly indicated that Garnacho may not play a key role in his plans. This development comes as United endures a turbulent season, currently sitting 13th in the Premier League with only four wins from their first 11 matches. Despite contributing 11 goals across competitions, Garnacho has faced criticism, including claims from teammate Bruno Fernandes that he feels he’s “lost the faith” of fans. This sentiment appeared evident in Garnacho’s subdued celebration after scoring in United’s 3-0 victory over Leicester City, a gesture criticized by former captain Roy Keane, who remarked: “If he’s unhappy, he should find another club.”

The Appeal of Spain

Nicky Butt has suggested that Garnacho could view a move to Spain as a natural progression, noting the allure of Barcelona and Real Madrid. Speaking on the *Football’s Greatest* podcast, Butt explained:

“The Premier League is the best league in the world, but history shows that top players often gravitate toward Real Madrid or Barcelona to reach superstar status.”

Paul Scholes echoed this view, pointing out that while Manchester United is a pinnacle for many, La Liga’s biggest clubs offer a unique opportunity to achieve global icon status.

Garnacho’s Position

For now, Garnacho remains committed to Manchester United, according to journalist Jorge Nicola, though whispers of dissatisfaction have surfaced since Amorim’s arrival. As the new manager reshapes the squad, Garnacho’s future will likely hinge on his ability to adapt and secure his place in the team during this transitional phase.