No Way We Will Let Him Go To Real Madrid—De Gea

If there is one man Manchester United will be ready to protect with all it takes, it is Alejandro Garnacho who Real Madrid have reportedly fixated eyes on in their transfer list, and for David De Gea, Red Devils’ goalkeeper there is no alternate universe where Manchester United will let him leave as things stand now.

David De Gea, a renowned goalkeeper for Manchester United, has sworn that the Red Devils will not permit Alejandro Garnacho to sign with Real Madrid.

After the young Argentine made a name for himself this season, the Spanish powerhouses are interested in signing him.

Garnacho is a Madrid native who left Atletico Madrid for Old Trafford at the age of 16 for a cost of about £300,000.

Manchester United under Erik ten Hag want to keep the 18-year-old and are prepared to provide him a new, lengthy contract.

At the Theatre of Dreams, where Garnacho presently makes roughly £ 5,000 per week, reporters in Spain were curious to learn about the young player’s transfer to Real Madrid following their exhibition game against Real Betis.

De Gea, the captain of Manchester United, intervened and announced that the Argentinean international will remain at Old Trafford.

“We won’t let him leave,” De Gea told Spanish reporters.

Alejandro Garnacho has seen himself become one of Manchester United’s light this season despite the negative controversy brought to the club by way of the Piers Morgan interview with Cristiano Ronaldo and Erik ten Hag’s power play in the Manchester United dressing room.

To let the aspiring talent be pried off to Real Madrid could deal a heavier blow to Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United project.