Garnacho could be shown the door at Old Trafford following the Lookman transfer.
Garnacho faces the risk of leaving Man United as the Manchester club targets Ademola Lookman to rebuild their attack this summer.

Manchester United are determined to revamp their attack after a poor season in terms of goalscoring, and Ademola Lookman is emerging as a top target. The Red Devils' approach to the Atalanta player is not only aimed at strengthening their attack but could also open the door for Alejandro Garnacho – a young talent facing the risk of losing his starting place.
Currently, Manchester United have only scored 39 goals in 34 Premier League matches – one of the lowest records in the league and only slightly better than a few teams battling relegation. Under the expected leadership of manager Ruben Amorim next season, the Old Trafford club is urgently seeking suitable players to revamp their attack.
Besides Lookman, the Manchester team is also closely monitoring Matheus Cunha of Wolves – a player who can perform well as both an attacking midfielder and a winger. However, Lookman is the name attracting the most attention as he is currently in explosive form in Serie A with 18 goals and 7 assists in 37 matches. This performance has led to him being nominated for the Ballon d'Or and attracting interest from several big clubs in England such as Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool.
With his versatile playing style, Lookman is considered a good fit for Amorim's preferred 3-4-3 tactical system. The Nigerian player previously played in the Premier League for Everton, and although not outstanding, he gained the necessary experience to return to England.
Atalanta's asking price for Lookman could reach £55 million – higher than his market value of around £51 million. With Manchester United needing to sell some players to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations, Lookman becomes an even more attractive option. However, his arrival would likely sideline Garnacho.

The young Argentinian talent is attracting interest from Napoli and Chelsea. Napoli even reportedly offered £67 million, but United are said to be willing to accept a lower price to quickly recoup their rebuilding budget. While Garnacho still has potential, the arrival of Lookman and Cunha will significantly reduce his playing opportunities.
The signing of Lookman is not only a professional step forward but also demonstrates Manchester United's determination to refresh their squad. If the deals go smoothly, the Red Devils could completely re-establish the foundation for their ambition to return to the top in the near future.


