Bayern Munich eye move for Manchester United outcast

Bayern Munich have officially approached Manchester United over a potential deal for Argentine winger Alejandro Garnacho, according to ESPN's Rob Dawson.

Manchester United are reportedly seeking to offload him, and the club are now open to listening to serious offers following a series of internal tensions.

Tensions between Garnacho and manager Ruben Amorim reportedly reached a boiling point after the Europa League final, where the winger played just 19 minutes in a 1-0 defeat to Tottenham.

Disappointed by his role in the ill-fated Europa League final, Garnacho later described the entire season as “sh\t.”

In response to the incident, According to the Daily Mail, Amorim addressed the squad at Carrington and publicly told Garnacho, “You better pray that you can find a club to sign you,” making it abundantly clear that the 20-year-old’s time at the club was over.

Although Bayern Munich are weighing up their options, Garnacho is believed to favour a move that keeps him in the Premier League.

His struggles under Amorim last season have sparked transfer speculation, but Bayern’s formal approach now adds a heavyweight European option to the mix.

While no agreement has been reached, all options remain open as both clubs evaluate the next step and Garnacho’s camp considers whether a Bundesliga switch is truly appealing.