Napoli sporting director Giovanni Manna has confirmed that the club's January pursuit of Alejandro Garnacho collapsed due to the demands of the Manchester United winger. The Serie A giants joined Chelsea as the frontrunners for Garnacho's signature this winter after United opened the door for the transfer.

Alejandro Garnacho's transfer to Napoli broke down despite the Italian giants tabling an "important bid" for the Manchester United winger.

Marc Cucurella has ‘liked’ an Instagram post about Chelsea ’s attempts to sign Alejandro Garnacho from Manchester United in a fresh transfer hint. The Blues have been heavily linked with a move for the Argentine winger and the rumours intensified on Thursday ahead of next week’s deadline.

Garnacho's sale would represent bumper a profit for Manchester United, after signing him for £420,000 as a youth player from Atletico Madrid in 2021. But some MEN readers think that £60million for Garnacho from Chelsea is not nearly enough, considering what has come the other way in the past.

CHELSEA are ready to go right to the wire in their plans to land Alejandro Garnacho. The Manchester United winger is wanted by The Blues and Italians Napoli as time ticks away on the January

Jamie Carragher has questioned Chelsea ’s transfer pursuit of Alejandro Garnacho amid speculation Manchester United are set to receive a formal offer. The Argentina international’s future has been the subject of intense speculation ever since he was left out of Ruben Amorim’s squad ahead of last month’s Manchester derby.

Napoli sporting director Gioanni Manna has said that Alejandro Garnacho's financial demands to leave Manchester United in the January transfer window were too high for the Italian club.

Manchester United forward Alejandro Garnacho has all but confirmed that he is not leaving the Old Trafford club today in a social media post this afternoon.The Argentine has been linked with joining

Napoli’s sporting director, Giovanni Manna, has revealed that Alejandro Garnacho’s salary demands scuppered his move to the Serie A club and believes Manchester United overpaid to sign Patrick Dorgu in the January transfer window.