- Garnacho has been linked with moves to both Chelsea and Napoli this month.
- It has been difficult for him to fit into Amorim's system, although he has been “improving” his game
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Rubén Amroim has spoken about the future of Alejandro Garnacho after Manchester United's dramatic victory against Rangers in the Europa League.
Mail Sport reported on Thursday that Chelsea are making a formal offer for Garnacho and have a clear intention to sign him, while Napoli now turn their attention to Borussia Dortmund winger Karim Adeyemi.
Chelsea made their first inquiries last week with United seeking £65m for the 20-year-old, who played the full match when Bruno Fernandes scored the winner in added time against Rangers.
Napoli have made offers ranging between £45m and £50m but have now opened parallel negotiations with Adeyemi and will likely only sign one player this month.
Garnacho's agents, Carlos Cambeiro and Quique de Lucas, were at Chelsea's game against Wolves on Monday and are open to their client moving to London.
And, following the victory over Rangers at Old Trafford on Thursday night, in which Garnacho started and played 90 minutes, Amorim spoke about the star's future.
Man United manager Rubén Amorim refuses to rule out his team selling Alejandro Garnacho (pictured) this month
Amorim, who has once again urged Garnacho to improve, stated that “he doesn't know what can happen until the window closes”
Enzo Maresca's Chelsea are preparing an initial offer after Napoli opted to look elsewhere
“I don't know what will happen,” he said. 'Let's focus on the team and the players we have here.
'We don't know what can happen until the window closes. Anything can happen.'
And he added: “I'm focused on the games and he's here, he's a Manchester United player.” It was really important for us today and we will see in the next few days.
“I think he is improving in all aspects of the game. Today he was better playing inside, also outside, changing positions, he is improving his recovery position.
“You can see until the 90 minutes that he is always there recovering and helping, sometimes showing some frustration and that is good because he wants more.”
'I think he has the potential to be much better in every situation in the game. What I can say is that he understood what I was trying to do, he was very clear, I just want to help them, but in the end they are the ones who do the job.'
As he qualifies as home, the sale of Garnacho would give United a clear profit and greater room to maneuver under PSR guidelines, especially as they face the prospect of failing to qualify for the Champions League this summer and the pressure to make rulings.
Chelsea acknowledge that an offer of around £60m, including add-ons, could seal the deal with Garnacho willing to make the move.
His representatives had not been asking for big wages from United following his emergence as a key player over the past 18 months, so his desired terms will remain in line with Chelsea's wage structure.
