Manchester United is now very keen to sign “strong” gemstones

As Ruben Amorim’s identity showed Alejandro Garnacho’s Old Trafford goal, Manchester United reportedly was very keen to sign a rising star to replace the winger this summer.

Amorim shows the door to Garnacho

From one of Erik’s eleven most influential players, Garnacho has become a man who looks destined to head to Amorim’s exit goal, disappointing form and Manchester United’s PSR problem. In a forgotten sport, the 20-year-old scored just four Premier League goals, and one assist summarizes Manchester United’s struggles at the frontline.

Amorim, also did not shy away from criticizing young Argentines, told reporters earlier this week: “Garnacho needs to improve the way he runs, his defense, his scoring and assists. He is improving. He is doing the right thing. Like any player on our team, he has to choose a better option in the last third. Bruno is the only goal to score.”

The relationship has been on the rock since the former sports club owner arrived and sent Garnacho to the Manchester derby, and now it seems likely that the summer will face a painful ending.

Ineos can certainly be achieved by selling the spending capacity gained by the Argentinian, and Naples reportedly submitted a bid worth more than £60m to ensure his signature secured his signature and was ready to show the goal to the winger.

Such a sale will allow the Red Devils to pursue some of their much-needed reinforcements in recent weeks with connections like Mike Maignan. The Shooter is one of the best in his position to end Andre Onana’s nightmare between Old Trafford.

At the same time, this summer, Manchester United can replace Garnacho immediately, who looks destined to have a major event in South America.

Man Utd is very passionate about Ian Subiabre

According to journalist Sebastian Sur, Manchester United is now very keen to sign Ian Subiabre from the river board this summer, but in the game, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City joined Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City to secure the teenager’s autograph.

Subiabre is still only 18 years old, and that’s not a talent the Red Devils want to miss, especially for Premier League rivals. The young Argentinian must have been full of confidence, having previously spoken about his talent and said: “I’m a strong, high-scoring forward. Strong in one-on-one situations. I love going back and contacting teammates and providing assists. I can play on the right or left wing, too.”

Analyst Ben Mattinson, the likes of analysts, did not praise the teenager, voiced him as a “technical winger” early last year. After scoring seven goals and having eight more goals last season, it can be said that Subiabre is just that.