Latest Alejandro Garnacho Next Club Betting Odds and Predictions

Last updated: 18 July 2025 by Leon Marshall

Alejandro Garnacho’s Manchester United future is one of the most talked-about transfer stories this summer. After a dramatic season at Old Trafford, odds on his next club have changed rapidly, with Premier League rivals Chelsea now leading the market. Here we break down the latest Garnacho next club odds, transfer rumours, and club-by-club scenarios for one of Europe’s brightest young wingers.

With online bookmakers updating odds daily, Garnacho’s next move is dominating the gossip columns as the summer window heats up.

Garnacho’s Crossroads: Premier League Exit or Fresh Start?

Alejandro Garnacho’s rise at Manchester United has been meteoric, but a late-season fallout with the current management has put his Old Trafford career in doubt. The 21-year-old Argentina international and FA Cup final goal-scorer and winner is attracting high-profile suitors from both the Premier League and abroad. We break down the six current favourites in the Garnacho next club betting odds market.

Chelsea (4/5) – London Favourites for Garnacho

Chelsea is leading the market for Garnacho, with odds as short as 4/5. The Blues are targeting more attacking options as they prepare for another push towards European football. With a strong focus on young, dynamic wingers, Chelsea is seen as a perfect stylistic and strategic fit for Garnacho. Recent talks with his camp have reportedly taken place, and should a deal be agreed, the current coaching team is ready to offer him a prominent role. The talk of Chelsea being Garnacho’s club after summer has intensified, fueling speculation about his future move.

The truth is that Chelsea is already stocked in the attacking winger department, but that’s never stopped them in the Todd Boehly era at the London club. Even before the transfer window opened this summer, the American had given the green light to 27 players (two goalkeepers, six defenders, nine midfielders and ten forwards) and had spent almost £900m (£899.55m). In this window, they have already bought Dario Essugo, Estevao Willian, Liam Delap, Mamadou Sarr, Joao Pedro, and Jamie Gittens.

However, there is talk of a swap deal with Garnacho, trading places with 24-year-old Nicolas Jackson. In terms of valuation, that deal could make sense as both are around the £60m mark. There is no doubt that United are desperate for an out-and-out striker to support new signing Matheus Cunha, but Jackson has hardly set the footballing world on fire while at Chelsea and Garnacho’s 16 goals and 10 assists in 58 games are a higher return than Jackson’s (10 goals, five assists in the league).

Manchester United (5/1) – Unlikely Stay?

Though technically under contract until 2028, the odds on Garnacho staying at Old Trafford have lengthened to 5/1. A reported rift with management has put his United future in jeopardy after being left out of the Europa League final and voicing public dissatisfaction. With the club seeking a fresh start, an exit this summer appears far more likely, despite vocal support from sections of the fanbase.

Napoli (7/1) – Serie A Revolution

Napoli, recent Serie A champions, are firmly in the chase. Having seen two bids rejected in January, the Italians are thought to be preparing a new offer, hoping Manchester United soften their high valuation. A move would reunite Garnacho with the Champions League and a club eager for a young attacking spark. Whether Napoli can match his wage demands remains the sticking point.

Nottingham Forest (8/1) – Surprise Contender

Nottingham Forest have emerged as a shock name on the shortlist. While a major coup is seen as unlikely, Forest’s willingness to take calculated gambles places them at 13/2 in the market. A creative deal, possibly a loan with a purchase obligation, might be required for this to materialise.

Aston Villa (9/1) – Premier League Wild Card

Aston Villa continue to monitor Garnacho’s situation, with odds holding steady at 9/1. Their ability to finance a deal depends on outgoings, but the club’s rise under current management and need for direct wide players puts Villa in the mix. Villa’s summer priorities may push this down their list, but Garnacho would fit the club’s youth-centric recruitment strategy if an opportunity arises.

I’m quite surprised that football betting sites have Villa as far back as nines, it was Garnacho provocatively wearing a Villa top while on holiday in Ibiza that for many United fans signalled the end, so there may be value in that bet.

Bayer Leverkusen (14/1) – Bundesliga Outsider

With a new coaching team at the Bundesliga champions, Bayer Leverkusen are a dark horse for Garnacho. The presence of possible personal connections could play a role if Leverkusen fund the move by cashing in on major assets, but United’s hefty price tag might yet close the door on a German switch.

Other Names in the Frame

Atletico Madrid—Garnacho’s boyhood club—are a little further down the odds; Diego Simeone likes him, but a move back to Spain would mean taking a lower salary. Meanwhile, AC Milan, Juventus and Inter have all shown some interest, yet none of them appear ready to pay the fee United want. Saudi clubs could easily meet that valuation and throw in astronomical wages, but Garnacho is said to prefer staying in a top European league for now.

What’s Next for Garnacho?

Alejandro Garnacho’s next club saga is set to run until late in the window. Chelsea lead the chase, but any move depends on negotiations over fees and personal terms.

Napoli and Villa loom as abroad and domestic threats, while a United stay grows less likely by the day. Watch for possible twists involving his old club, Atletico, or a surprise Champions League suitor.

Despite being in a similar situation to Marcus Rashford, I think Garnacho’s future is a lot harder to call. I feel Villa is unlikely, so my money is on a move to Stamford Bridge, but I wouldn’t be totally surprised if he spent another year at Old Trafford.