Post: Chelsea, Villa and Tottenham follow Garnacho, Manchester United priced players 70 million pounds

According to the Daily Mail, Garnacho hopes to stay in the Premier League and will continue to seek to leave Manchester United.

Garnacho is about to leave Manchester United after being excluded from the starting lineup in the UEFA Europa League final loss to Tottenham. Garnacho accused United of being "trash" this season, while his agent brother claimed that head coach Amorin made him "the scapegoat."

According to previous reports, Amorin's remarks against Garnacho were informed in person on Manchester United's training ground, asking Garnacho to find a new club.

There are not many teams interested in Garnacho, but he is unlikely to leave the Red Devils at a low price, as Manchester United priced him at £70 million. The high cost has reportedly scared Leverkusen away. However, this may not be a problem for Garnacho, who hopes to stay in the Premier League.

Ganacho's first choice is to stay in the Premier League. It is understood that Chelsea, Villa and Tottenham are all paying attention to Garnacho. Naples is also paying attention to him, and they hope to continue their efforts on the basis of successful defending the title in 2024-25 season.

Last month, Amorin warned Garnacho in front of his teammates without any mercy to "pray" to find a new club. Garnacho's relationship suddenly became tense due to public criticism of the head coach. Given Garnacho's age and three years left in the contract, he is seen as one of the important assets available for sale by Manchester United this summer.

Amorin hopes to make major reforms to the roster, and Rashford, Anthony and Sancho may also leave the team immediately after Garnacho. Erikson, Evans and Lindelof all left the team after the end of last season because they did not win the new contract.

Meanwhile, Manchester United has completed a signing this summer, finalizing a deal worth 62.5 million pounds on the first day of the transfer window.

The Red Devils are still pursuing Mbemo and Yorke, and Amorin hopes to enhance their forward choices. Both Mbemo and Yorkress may be worth more than £60 million, meaning Manchester United need to raise funds by selling players, and selling Garnacho can bring a considerable transfer fee.