Manchester United is set to sell Garnacho this summer window, hoping to use him to trade for a new striker! Chelsea values him at only £30 million.

Fabrizio Romano also mentioned that despite Amorim's comments about wanting to retain the "Five Mice," Garnacho's exit from Manchester United this summer remains certain. He further noted that Chelsea may look to sign him later in the transfer window, although the cost could be a determining factor.

It is reported that there are many reasons why Garnacho must be sold this summer, with the most important being his proactive request to leave Manchester United. However, due to financial considerations, Manchester United will seek a permanent transfer rather than a simple loan or a loan-to-buy arrangement.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS must permanently sell Garnacho to raise funds for further signings this summer. With Rashford now having been loaned to Barcelona for free, Manchester United cannot apply the same approach to Garnacho. He is the only youth academy player on the list capable of generating pure profit, while other players like Antony, Sancho, and Malacia could potentially result in losses.

The Independent reports that Manchester United has recently engaged with two Premier League clubs, Chelsea and Aston Villa, interested in Garnacho, discussing the possibility of trading "Little Joe" for strikers Nicolas Jackson and Watkins. Chelsea is considered the most ideal destination for the Argentine.

The Daily Telegraph claims that even if Chelsea secures RB Leipzig's Xavi Simons, Enzo Maresca may still pursue Garnacho. It is said that if Garnacho transfers to Stamford Bridge, he will be viewed as competition for new signing Jamie Gittens on the left wing. Gittens had 12 goals and 5 assists last season at Dortmund, and Garnacho might feel he has a fair chance. However, the Blues first need to sell Christopher Nkunku to make room.

However, it is believed that despite Chelsea valuing Jackson at £80 million, they consider Garnacho worth only £30 million at most. Manchester United views this as "playing hardball" and will maintain a tough negotiating stance with Chelsea to maximize the profit from this 21-year-old Argentine winger.

Manchester United has reason to believe that if Jackson is worth £80 million, then Garnacho should be valued at least £70 million; conversely, if Garnacho is only worth £30 million, then Jackson would only be at the £40 million level. Last season, Jackson scored 13 goals and provided 6 assists in 37 appearances across all competitions, including 10 goals and 5 assists in 30 Premier League matches; Garnacho, on the other hand, had 11 goals and 10 assists in 58 games, with 6 goals and 2 assists in 36 Premier League matches.

The Sun reports that if Garnacho is willing to change his standard of only staying in the Premier League and joining a Champions League team, he will have more potential suitors. For instance, The Sun states that Nottingham Forest has won the battle for Bologna winger Dan Ndoye, and if this deal goes through, Napoli will have to search for a winger again, with Garnacho or Grealish from Manchester City possibly becoming an option for Antonio Conte.

Garnacho has recently gone quiet, only active on social media; he recently changed his name from Alejandro Garnacho to Alex Garnacho. British media jokingly suggest this might be an attempt to boost his market value, as Alex is a common name in England, and English players generally have inflated prices. This includes Gittens, whom Chelsea acquired for £52 million, consisting of £48.5 million fixed plus £3.5 million in performance-related add-ons.