HOT: Garnacho spoke about the future in the new season after being without a cup in Man United for a year. and about joining Real Madrid next season

Alejandro Garnacho, one of Manchester United’s most exciting young stars, has broken his silence after a frustrating season at Old Trafford — a season marked by disappointment, inconsistency, and a painful lack of silverware. With emotions still running high among the fans, Garnacho has finally opened up about his vision for the future, addressing growing speculation about a possible move to Real Madrid next season.

The 19-year-old Argentine winger, who has often been seen as a bright spark in an otherwise turbulent campaign for the Red Devils, admitted that the past year has been “mentally and emotionally difficult.” Despite his individual development and flashes of brilliance, Garnacho’s ambitions extend far beyond personal accolades. He craves trophies, success, and the kind of glory that has eluded Manchester United in recent years.

“This club deserves to win titles every season,” Garnacho said during an interview with a Spanish media outlet. “And when that doesn’t happen, the responsibility is heavy — especially on the young players who are expected to grow quickly and deliver immediately.”

With the FA Cup, Premier League, Carabao Cup, and Champions League all slipping through United’s fingers, the club’s trophyless campaign has left many wondering what the future holds for some of its brightest stars. Garnacho, who scored several key goals and was often deployed in crucial matches, admitted that the pressure has forced him to reflect on where his career is headed.

Rumors about a potential transfer to Real Madrid have been swirling for months, and Garnacho’s latest comments have only added fuel to the fire. Though he remained diplomatic, he didn’t shy away from addressing the speculation.

“Every young footballer dreams of playing for the best clubs in the world, and of course, Real Madrid is one of them,” Garnacho said. “I grew up watching Cristiano Ronaldo, Di María, and Benzema lighting up the Bernabéu. It’s a magical place — but right now, I am focused on what comes next with Manchester United.”

Yet even as he reaffirmed his commitment to United, there was a noticeable sense of uncertainty in his tone. Garnacho emphasized the importance of competing at the highest level and hinted that decisions would be made in the months ahead based on the club’s ambition and vision for success.

“If the project is right and I feel that we’re truly building something powerful, I want to be part of it,” he said. “But football is unpredictable, and every player must think about what’s best for their career and development.”

Insiders at Real Madrid have long admired Garnacho’s flair, work rate, and bold personality — traits that echo the spirit of some of the club’s most iconic wingers. With the club preparing for a generational transition and building a team that can dominate European football for the next decade, Garnacho has emerged as a name worth watching.

Sources close to Los Blancos reveal that the club has been monitoring Garnacho since his breakthrough last season. With Kylian Mbappé likely to take center stage next season and the likes of Vinícius Jr., Rodrygo, and Endrick forming a formidable frontline, Garnacho’s versatility and experience in English football could offer valuable depth.

Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez is said to be intrigued by the possibility of bringing another high-potential star into the fold — especially one with Spanish roots and deep familiarity with La Liga’s footballing culture. Garnacho, though born in Madrid, chose to represent Argentina at the international level, which only adds to his mystique.

The idea of a return to his native Spain, but in the all-white kit of Real Madrid, is something that clearly resonates with Garnacho. “It would be emotional,” he admitted. “I still have family there. I know what that badge means to the fans and the legacy behind it.”

Despite the speculation, Manchester United remain firm in their stance. Erik ten Hag has made it clear that Garnacho is central to the team’s long-term project, and the board views him as a future leader in the dressing room. But if the team fails to make significant progress early in the next campaign, holding on to their prized asset may prove increasingly difficult.

For now, Garnacho’s focus is on resetting ahead of the new season. He has reportedly been working with personal trainers to improve his explosiveness and finishing, determined to return stronger and more lethal. His goal is clear: to win trophies — whether that’s with Manchester United or elsewhere.

“I just want to be happy, play great football, and lift cups. That’s why we play the game,” Garnacho concluded.

The footballing world will now watch closely. Will Garnacho commit to a long-term future at Manchester United and help bring back the glory days? Or will he take a bold step toward Santiago Bernabéu and chase his dream under the bright lights of Madrid?

Whatever he decides, one thing is certain — Alejandro Garnacho’s story is only just beginning.