Chelsea and Napoli ‘seek reassurances over Alejandro Garnacho’s attitude’ as both eye huge bid for Man Utd star
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Sponsored by. ALEJANDRO GARNACHO could miss out on a transfer away from Manchester United after interested clubs raised questions about his attitude, reports suggest. The 20-year-old has been linked with a transfer away from the club this month, with Serie A leaders Napoli and Premier League rivals Chelsea both interested.
![[Manchester United manager instructing player Alejandro Garnacho.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/gives-instructions-player-alejandro-garnacho-959223834_785ebf.jpg?strip=all&w=916)
TRANSFER NEWS LIVE: STAY UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST MOVES FROM THE JANUARY WINDOW. Man Utd are said to want at least £50million to sell the winger. However, the two interested clubs are said to be "seeking reassurance" about the winger's temperament, according to The Telegraph.
![[Alejandro Garnacho of Manchester United reacts after missing a scoring opportunity.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/alejandro-garnacho-manchester-united-reacts-964250873.jpg?strip=all&w=960)
Garnacho was dropped for last month's Manchester derby by Ruben Amorim following reports of dissent towards the manager during the Europa League game against Viktoria Plzen. Club captain Bruno Fernandes has previously questioned his attitude and claimed he had not celebrated a goal against Leicester because he felt he had lost faith from fans.
United are not currently in talks to sell Garnacho and are not actively trying to make a market for the player. The club are also said to be adamant he will not leave in a cut-price deal this month. Chelsea are looking to sell in order to fund a signing, with £65m-rated Christopher Nkunku on the chopping block.
Meanwhile, Napoli have pocketed £60m for the sale of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to Paris Saint-Germain. JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS. According to the BBC, United have already turned down an approach from Napoli, with the Italians making him their No1 target.
