Manchester United made a big profit! He spent 420,000 to sign Ghanacho now sells 40 million

This summer, Manchester United's operations in the transfer market should be given a high score. In addition to buying new players such as Cunya, Mbewumo, Sheshko, and Laman, they also cleaned up members of the "bomb group" such as Rashford, Garnacho, Anthony and Sancho. Among them, the 21-year-old Garnacho was sold for a high price of 40 million pounds. You know, Manchester United only spent £420,000 when signing him from Atletico Madrid in 2020. Manchester United made a lot of money just by just this deal.

Garacho signed his first professional contract with the Red Devils in 2022. But two years ago, he transferred from Atletico Madrid to Manchester United's youth training team. At that time, Manchester United paid Atletico Madrid a transfer fee of £420,000. Garnacho has gained a lot of opportunities after moving to Manchester United's first team. In his first season, he made 19 appearances in the Premier League, scoring 3 goals and assisting 2 times.

And when Amorin replaced Tenhamag as Manchester United head coach, the young player was initially in the Portuguese plan, but that changed at the end of last season. The winger openly questioned Amorin's decision to put him on the bench in the Europa League final loss to Tottenham Hotspur. Garnacho only made a substitute in the second half in this 0-1 loss. After the game, he told the media: "Until we reached the final, I played every round. And today I only played 20 minutes - I don't know why. I'll try to enjoy the summer and see what happens next." In addition, he criticized the club's performance in the Premier League, and they ended up at No. 15, claiming: "Obviously, it's a tough time for everyone. Our season was awful. We didn't beat any opponents in the league. We lack a lot of stuff. When you don't score, you always need more." According to The Athletic, Amorin told Garnacho on the training ground before the final game of the season against Aston Villa: "You'd better wish you had a good agent this summer." And the players made it clear that Chelsea was his preferred destination. Although the Blues were not in a hurry to make a formal offer for Garnacho, they eventually successfully signed him in the late stages of the summer transfer window, spending £40 million and signing him a long-term contract until 2032.

For Manchester United, £40 million took over Garnacho, setting a transfer record for youth training players in club history. In 2020, Manchester United signed 16-year-old Garnacho from Atletico Madrid for only 420,000 pounds. Five years later, Manchester United cashed out 40 million pounds on 21-year-old Garnacho. For Manchester United, which has repeatedly played the role of "snatch" in the transfer market in the past, this is a successful transfer operation.