British media "caughtoffside" reported the latest transfer trends of Manchester United winger Garnacho. Chelsea is currently the closest team to signing Garnacho, and the players' value may drop.

21-year-old Garnacho was once seen as a key figure in Manchester United's long-term plan, but the Argentine winger under Amorin has fallen out of favor, resulting in rumors about his departure this summer. The relationship between Garnacho and Amorin has worsened due to behind-the-scenes differences, which has led to the marginalization of the players' roles in the pre-season preparation period. Therefore, Manchester United's attitude towards this potential transfer has been loosened.

According to sources close to the brokerage industry, the Red Devils initially valued Ghanacho at 80 million euros, but now this figure has dropped to about 50 million to 60 million euros. However, Manchester United insists that no sale deal will be reached until the team signs a new striker.

Currently, Chelsea has become the strongest contender to sign Garnacho, and the Blues have conducted a comprehensive background check on him. Garnacho himself reportedly prefers to join a Premier League team that participates in the Champions League, which puts the Blues in a favorable position. Tottenham also expressed interest, but their pursuit didn't seem urgent enough.

Some other top European clubs are also paying close attention to Garnacho's situation, such as Atletico Madrid, Bayern, and Naples, but Garnacho is more likely to stay in the Premier League, and those teams are currently unlikely to introduce him. Fenerbahce had preliminary contact with Garnacho and discussed the possibility of a transfer, but the Turkish giants faced fierce competition, and the Turkish Super League and Fenerbahce's European qualifications did not have any advantages.

Manchester United and Villa have informal negotiations on a potential swap between Watkins and Garnacho, but Garnacho is more willing to join a top Premier League club, so his first choice is Chelsea.