who will be the next Garnacho? Manchester United is having trouble acquiring

• With a £17 million release clause, who will be the next Garnacho? Manchester United is having trouble acquiring

Agustin Ruberto, a sensation from River Plate, is available for £17 million in the January transfer window, and Manchester United is one of several Premier League teams that have held conversations with him.

Julian Alvarez’s incredible £14 million move to Manchester United is almost two years away.

Given their current understanding, it’s also not difficult to imagine that Manchester United would have heeded Ralf Rangnick’s advice to acquire a player who would go on to win the FA Cup, the Premier League, and the World Cup if the former Red Devils coach had told them to outbid their neighbors.

In an interview with The Guardian, Rangnick acknowledged that before Alvarez, Luis Diaz, and Dusan Vlahovic completed their moves to City, Liverpool, and Juventus, respectively, he had recommended them to United.

Even though that ship has sailed, another is currently approaching the harbor.

chats with Agustin Ruberto about Manchester United

According to 90 Minutes, Man United is showing a lot of interest in another baby-faced Argentine who is moving up the ranks at River Plate, possibly as a result of their recent setbacks. First “talks” about Ruberto have been held by Erik ten Hag’s team, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and others; nonetheless, City is purportedly “confident” that the teenager will follow in Alvarez’s footsteps by joining Etihad.

However, the latter’s success in English football ought to provide United with that extra bit of incentive to

Agustin Ruberto profiled

Age: 17

Date of birth: 6th January, 2006

Position: Striker

Club: River Plate

Nationality: Argentine

Contract: Until 31st December, 2024

According to Ole, Ruberto’s contract includes a £17 million release clause. Later in the window, that will increase to £22 million. United would therefore gain from taking prompt, decisive action.

Two terms that aren’t typically connected to the Glazers, but Sir Jim Ratcliffe taking over football operations should help the team acquire more players.

Alejandro Garnacho, another

During the most recent Under 17 World Cup, Ruberto scored eight goals for Argentina and took home the Golden Boot. There will undoubtedly be comparisons made between him and Alejandro Garnacho, another Albiceleste player who is becoming quite the name at Old Trafford, because of his lightning-fast feet, excellent finishing touch, and calmness in the last third of the game.

“I rank nine in the box, and I have decent aerial
capabilities