Unhappy, ESPN: Argentina international Garnacho plans to leave Manchester United

According to ESPN, Argentine winger Alejandro Garnacho is seriously considering the possibility of leaving Manchester United after the UEFA Cup final. Although he has performed well in the European game this season - starting 10 times in 14 Europa League games and contributing 1 goal and 4 assists, he only received 19 minutes of substitute time in the final against Tottenham, which made the players feel dissatisfied. In this highly anticipated Europa League final, coach Ruben Amorin chose to start Mount and put Garnacho on the bench. The decision sparked a strong reaction from the players and their families. After the game, Amorin was asked why he did not allow Garnacho to start and responded: "Who wasted an excellent opportunity in the first half of the semi-finals? It was Garnacho. This is football."

Garnacho's brother and agent Roberto also publicly expressed his dissatisfaction on social media: "He tried his best, no worse than anyone, helped the team to reach the finals and scored goals in both finals. But the exchange only received 19 minutes of playing time and was put in a difficult situation. It is ironic."

Manchester United executives will meet with him to discuss the future

It is reported that Garnacho will hold talks with Manchester United management in the near future to formally discuss his future. Garnacho, 20, is seen as a hope star for the Red Devils youth training, but he is clearly eager for more stable first-team opportunities.

Currently, his transfer valuation is about £37 million. Teams including Chelsea, Naples and many Premier League clubs are closely following their trends.

Manchester United will end this turbulent season with Aston Villa at home on May 25. Whether Garnacho will play in this game remains unknown.

For this young player, leaving Old Trafford may mean a new beginning.