Alejandro Garnacho is improving at Manchester United by leaps and bounds. So much so that their current coach, Erik ten Hag, has already asked the club for the young Argentine to be part of the first team to give him minutes little by little.
Manchester United's future depends on Alejandro Garnacho. The 17-year-old is growing by leaps and bounds in the Mancunian side's youth team and is already demanding a place in the senior squad ahead of next season.
His great performance in the FA Youth Cup final with a brace made his name known around the world once again. In addition to that title, he was a key player in the Maurice Revello Tournament with Argentina U20 under Javier Mascherano.
He was involved in five of Argentina's seven goals and scored four of them. For all this, Erik ten Hag wants him for next season. 'The Mirror' reported that the Dutchman asked the club for a report in order to get him a first-team place.
The aim is to give him a more important role in the elite of English football and for him to accumulate minutes little by little. In addition, the aforementioned source assured that the Red Devils want to tie him down with a six-year contract.