Man Utd player’s photographer 'confirms' he is leaving club this summer

There appears to be no way back for Alejandro Garnacho at Manchester United, with a fresh social media hint emerging ahead of his anticipated summer transfer exit

Alejandro Garnacho's Manchester United exit looks to have been all but confirmed by his photographer. It's expected that Garnacho will leave Old Trafford this summer.

The 20-year-old has been told he's free to find a new club, with Ruben Amorim deeming him surplus to requirement after their falling out. While Napoli's £40million January offer was briskly dismissed, it's believed a sum of about £60-70m would be enough to see him leave.

There's been no indication so far in the early going of the window that anyone will be willing to push that high. Nonetheless, it seems that Konrad Borzyskowski, the man behind the lens for Garnacho, can't foresee a future where the Argentinian talent is playing for the Red Devils again next season.

He took to Instagram on Monday to share a collection of photos he'd taken of Garnacho throughout the 2024/25 campaign. It was captioned: "One last time in @manchesterunited red... @garnacho7 under the microscope."

Whether Borzyskowski possesses insider knowledge is unknown, but he does share connections with numerous football stars in the Premier League and across Europe. Garnacho himself is said to prefer staying in the UK.

Chelsea have been the most heavily linked of United's domestic rivals. And Garnacho was spotted liking their new signing Liam Delap's Instagram post after their opening Club World Cup victory against LAFC.

Despite having a plethora of attacking options, Enzo Maresca's frontline is weakest on the left side, especially after the Blues decided to spend £5m to negate their obligation to purchase Jadon Sancho for between £20m and £25m.

Arsenal and Aston Villa have also been linked with Garnacho. It seems Arsenal may miss out on top wide target Nico Williams, who reportedly prefers a move to Barcelona.

Villa, meanwhile, will likely need to offload players before they can make any purchases due to concerns about violating PSR rules. Atletico Madrid, Garnacho's former club, have naturally been associated with him.

Erik ten Hag's return to management at Bayer Leverkusen has similarly sparked rumours of a potential reunion. Any fee received for Garnacho will be pure profit for United as he's considered a homegrown player, bolstering the funds available for Amorim.

The arrival of Matheus Cunha for £62.5m has already made a significant dent in them, while Bryan Mbeumo - who is thought to prefer a move to United over following Thomas Frank to Tottenham - will command a similar price, if not more. And with the pursuit of a new striker also on the agenda, sales will be key in the coming weeks.