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Man Utd fans are in meltdown after spotting Alejandro Garnacho’s agent’s post during Chelsea vs Wolves

Chelsea secured a 3-1 victory over Wolves at Stamford Bridge, with Tosin Adarabioyo scoring his first Premier League goal for the club. Initially disallowed for offside, the goal was eventually awarded following a VAR review in the 24th minute. Wolves found an equalizer just before halftime through Matt Doherty, capitalizing on a mistake by goalkeeper Robert Sanchez. However, Chelsea regained control with Marc Cucurella restoring their lead, and Noni Madueke sealing the win with his fourth goal against Wolves this season.

Meanwhile, speculation surrounding Alejandro Garnacho’s future has been intensifying, with reports linking the Manchester United winger to a potential move to Napoli, managed by Antonio Conte. The rumors gained traction after Garnacho’s agent shared a photo of himself watching the Chelsea vs Wolves match from the stands. Football journalist Fabrizio Romano further fueled the speculation by posting the image on social media, prompting a wave of concern among United fans.

Supporters took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to voice their frustration over the possibility of losing the young Argentine star. Many criticized the club’s ownership under INEOS, accusing them of prioritizing financial concerns over footballing ambition. Some fans labeled a potential transfer as a betrayal, while others expressed their dismay at the club’s willingness to part with a promising academy graduate.

United reportedly value Garnacho at £70 million, but Napoli’s offer is believed to fall short of this figure. The financial aspect of the deal is significant, as Garnacho’s status as an academy product means any sale would count as pure profit under Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

Club legend Paul Scholes has weighed in on the speculation, stating that he would not be too concerned if Garnacho were to leave. Scholes acknowledged the winger’s talent but pointed out his inconsistency in technique and decision-making. He suggested that United could find a better replacement, although he emphasized the importance of retaining other key academy graduates like Kobbie Mainoo.

Since breaking into the first team during the 2022/23 season, Garnacho has made 188 appearances for the Red Devils, scoring 23 goals, including crucial strikes in the FA Cup and Community Shield finals. Despite his contributions, the uncertainty surrounding his future has left fans divided, with many hoping the club will prioritize keeping their young talents rather than cashing in on them.

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