Manchester United wide man Alejandro Garnacho could find himself on the move in January, but Serie A side Napoli aren't the only side to express an interest in the Argentine

However, they have failed with an initial approach for Garnacho that fell significantly below the Red Devils' valuation of the Argentina international. It is not known the precise

Alejandro Garnacho's future has been up in the air since he was dropped by Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim at the end of last year

Napoli have already started some work on a potential deal, and Garnacho is understood to be open to a move to the Italian club, although personal terms are yet to be agreed. The player's pace fits manager Antonio Conte 's ideal for how he wants the team to play.

The relatively low wages Manchester United pay winger Alejandro Garnacho could offer an opportunity for Napoli to sign him in January, says French football journalist Julien Laurens. Garnacho has been the subject of speculation about a move away from Old Trafford after reports in Italy claimed his representatives have met with the Italian side.

Alejandro Garnacho is the subject of Serie A transfer interest as Napoli seek a replacement for Khvicha Kvaratskhelia - but some Manchester Evening News readers in our comments section think it would be unfair to part ways with Garnacho this early into Ruben Amorim's reign.

Manchester United are standing firm on their £50 million ($61m) asking price for Alejandro Garnacho while Chelsea and Napoli have raise some concerns.