Manchester United’s coach Ruben Amorim is not happy with the board’s decision to sell his best player.

Manchester United is gearing up for a hectic summer transfer window following a disappointing season. Currently sitting in 13th place in the Premier League, the Red Devils are set to resume their campaign against a high-flying Nottingham Forest side aiming for a Champions League spot.

While their domestic performances have been underwhelming, Ruben Amorim’s squad has shown promise in the Europa League, which remains their only realistic route to securing Champions League qualification for next season. Amid the team’s struggles, captain Bruno Fernandes has been a shining light, keeping their hopes alive during a turbulent period.

However, several players who have underperformed are facing uncertain futures at Old Trafford, and one of them is Alejandro Garnacho. Reports from GiveMeSport suggest that the club is open to selling the Argentine winger when the transfer window reopens. Napoli had shown interest in signing him during the winter, but United’s £70 million asking price proved too steep for the Italian club.

Garnacho has also been linked with Chelsea, but his inconsistent form has made this season a challenging one. Despite Amorim recently commending him for moments of brilliance and stating that he has “changed everything,” his overall contributions have fallen short of expectations. So far, he has only managed to score four Premier League goals, a return that has done little to help United’s struggles.

With the summer window approaching, United is prepared to listen to offers for the winger. The club is expected to make significant changes, and to fund their plans, they may need to offload several players. Alongside Garnacho, Marcus Rashford and Antony are also rumored to be on the list of potential departures as the club looks to generate funds for a squad overhaul.