Garnacho is the chosen one for Napoli to replace Kvara, but Manchester United demands an astronomical price, complicating negotiations.
On the day marking Kvara’s final farewell to Napoli, as the Georgian flies to Paris, Napoli’s management is focused on finding his successor.
Alejandro Garnacho has emerged as the top candidate, according to sources close to the club.
A representative from Napoli’s board stated, “We see Garnacho as a perfect fit for our team, but the price set by Manchester United is quite high.” This was reported by the Italian sports outlet, Calcio Napoli 24.
Discussions between Napoli and Manchester United are currently ongoing.
The Red Devils have made it clear they value Garnacho highly, indicating they are not willing to negotiate his transfer easily.
Napoli’s sporting director, Manna, is reportedly determined to secure the deal but acknowledges the difficulty in meeting Manchester United’s evaluation.
“We are doing everything we can to bring Garnacho to Napoli, but there are significant financial hurdles,” Manna was quoted as saying in an interview with Sky Italia.
With Kvara’s departure, Napoli is keen to fill the void he leaves behind quickly.
However, the Italian club must carefully weigh the financial implications of pursuing Garnacho at Manchester United’s current asking price.