The 20 million pound difference is a gap, and Garnacho s transfer may fail!

21-year-old winger has a tough attitude, and Manchester United insists on a price of 50 million and refuses to make concessions!

Manchester United's transfer negotiations with Chelsea about Garnacho have stalled. According to the Daily Telegraph, there is a £20 million gap in player valuation between the two sides, and the 21-year-old Argentine winger's tough attitude - "only go to Chelsea, otherwise stay on the team and sit on the bench" - adds variables to the deadlock.

Value Difference: Manchester United 50 million vs. Chelsea 30 million

Manchester United listed Garnacho as one of the players for sale this summer, but the club priced it for £50 million.

Chelsea objected to this, believing that the value of the player should refer to Leverkusen's £30 million offer in January this year, and he was only willing to pay the same amount.

Blue Army senior executives pointed out: "Garacho only started 12 times in the league last season, scoring 5 goals and assists totaling 5 goals. Baleba of 120 million pounds can bargain, and it is obviously unreasonable to buy him for 50 million. "

Transfer expert Romano revealed that Chelsea had tried to exchange players such as Nkunku, Nicholas Jackson, etc., but Manchester United clearly refused: "Only accept cash transactions, and must reach the bottom line of 50 million. "

Players speak harshly: "Chelsea may be kicked without the ball "

Garacho's position has put Manchester United in a passive position. Romano disclosed on the DAZN program: "The player has informed Manchester United management that he will either go to Chelsea or stay in the team for the new season without appearing. He is even willing to sacrifice his qualification for the World Cup and force the club to release people. "

This statement is in sharp contrast to the attitude of Manchester United coach Amorin.

Amorin emphasized at the pre-match press conference: "All players for sale have clear prices, and if they don't reach it, they will stay for competition. If Garnacho chooses not to play, he will lose his own World Cup opportunity. For me, the lineup depth is stronger. "

Behind Manchester United's toughness: Commercial value and lineup planning

Manchester United CEO Bereda and football director Jason Wilcox's 50 million price tag is not a sky-high price.

data shows that as a local star produced by youth training, Garnacho has outstanding commercial value and fan appeal - his jersey sales ranked 6th in Manchester United last season, with a social media follower of 4.3 million, far exceeding players of the same age.

Amorin added: "We are not in a hurry to sell. If Garnacho stays, he must compete with Sancho and Anthony, which is a good thing for the team. Other clubs want to get a bargain? They may be disappointed in the end. "

Transfer Window Countdown: Will Chelsea compromise?

There are only 10 days left before the transfer deadline on September 1, and Chelsea faces pressure to strengthen the front line.

winger Sterling fell in form, Muderick's performance was not as expected, and Garnacho's speed (average 3.2 successful breakthroughs per game this season) and impact were exactly what the Blues needed.

However, Chelsea is subject to the Premier League FFP restrictions and is difficult to meet Manchester United's price tag. The Times analyzed that the Blues may raise their offer to £40 million in the last 48 hours, but it is still unknown whether Manchester United will let it go.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville wrote in the column: "Garacho's attitude has damaged his reputation at Manchester United, but if he insists on 50 million, Manchester United may end up getting nothing. This is a game where neither side can afford to lose."

(Data source: Transfermarkt, Manchester United official website, Chelsea team reporter)