Garnacho's Premier League goal in Manchester United's 3-0 thrashing of Leicester City broke a 25-game goal drought and equalled the number of Premier League goals scored by his idol Cristiano Ronaldo before the age of 21 (14), and could even surpass the Portuguese superstar this season. Garnacho kissed the Red Devils' emblem, but that doesn't mean he will stay at Old Trafford in the future.

Garnacho has repeatedly sparked controversy and has been the subject of many transfer rumours. La Liga giants Barcelona are reportedly planning a summer transfer bid for the 20-year-old Argentina international, and they are keeping a close eye on the player's situation and looking to wait for the perfect moment to make a move.

Garnacho, who was substituted in the first half after Patrick Dolgu was red-stained in Manchester United's game against Ipswich Town, walked straight down the tunnel to the dressing room and posted a photo of himself looking disappointed on social media after the game, which caused a backlash from the Reds and fans. In the first leg of the Europa League knockout match against Real Sociedad, Garnacho was substituted in the last 20 minutes, and he once again showed a displeased look, and the famous Paul Scholes reminded him not to be happy.

Garnacho, who will turn 21 in July, is already a Manchester United mainstay, an Argentina international and a father, and should no longer use his youth as an excuse for his immaturity. Under both Ten Hag and Amorim, he has repeatedly publicly expressed his displeasure over the manager's tactical choices and has not taken the lesson.

Amorim spoke to him after the game, reminding him of his attitude, before Garnacho posted another message congratulating his team on all three points. Garnacho was only "punished" for inviting the whole team to dinner in the end, but Western media said that his future at Manchester United has been in doubt.

Garnacho's characteristics don't fit Amorim's style of play, and his unhappy attitude at every turn has also displeased the coach. In the eyes of the management, selling Garnacho, who has already acquired the status of an academy player, can bring pure profit to the club. These factors have increased the likelihood of Garnacho being sold.

In addition to Napoli and Chelsea, who want to bring in Garnacho in the winter transfer window in January, Barcelona are also considered clubs interested in him. However, joining Barcelona may go against Garnacho's "childhood dream". Although he came out of the Atletico Madrid youth system and played for Argentina, his idol since childhood was Cristiano Ronaldo, who often wore the No. 7 shirt in front of his teammates. Although he has not yet had a chance to join Real Madrid, he has dressed his son in a white shirt.

Spain's Fichajes transfer network says Garnacho has reached a verbal agreement with his former club Atletico Madrid to potentially complete a summer transfer worth 50 million euros (£42 million). Although Atletico Madrid is Real Madrid's sworn rival, player transfers between the two teams are not uncommon, which, unlike Barcelona, does not prevent Garnacho from seeking to join Real Madrid in the future.

Football Insider reports that despite a contract with Manchester United until the summer of 2028, repeated sits on the bench at Manchester United has left Garnacho in doubt about his long-term future, and he will make a decision in the summer transfer window and is considering future options.

Former Manchester United scout Mike Brown said: "Garnacho is starting to question his future at Manchester United, there have been many rumours of his departure since January, and now he is trying to get more players under Amorim. To a certain extent, he has done well, but has not yet shown a consistent level in the game. That's what Amorim wants, because Garnacho's continuity has always been a question mark. However, he can make a difference off the bench and has the ability to play against the strongest opponents, so United should try to get him to the best of his ability, it's the manager's job.'

Brown added: "Someday his role will be clear, but if he comes off the bench and is left out of the starting line-up, he will inevitably consider a move. That would be his own decision, whether to stay at United and fight for his position or go elsewhere to get more time. The team interested in the winter window has not disappeared, so it is impossible to rule out the possibility of him leaving."

Manchester United will agree to sell Garnacho for a transfer fee of 60 or 70 million pounds, whoever the other party is, and even to Premier League rivals Chelsea. Among potential buyers, Barcelona have the worst finances and can only bring in Garnacho if they sell some high-paid players.

Serie A side Napoli, who have been linked with Garnacho, could raise a transfer fee through the sale of Osimhen. Interestingly, Manchester United are one of the 26-year-old Nigerian striker's suitors, but the latest rumours suggest that Arsenal have overtaken Manchester United as the favourites to acquire Osimhen.

Osimhen's release fee in the summer window is €75 million, which Arsenal are said to be willing to pay, while joining the Gunners is also a serious option for the player, who can compete for the Premier League and Champions League, which is better than Manchester United and Chelsea. However, Osimhen's wage requirements are a major obstacle for all European teams.