Gioanni Manna, Napoli's director, confirmed that Alejandro Garnacho's financial demands were a significant factor in the failure of his transfer from Manchester United. The situation was compounded by United's asking price, ranging between €50-70 million, which Napoli was not willing to meet. Manna emphasized that while they valued Garnacho, they refused to disrupt their wage structure by meeting his salary expectations. Garnacho's current status at United remains solid, with coach Ruben Amorim keen to retain him, especially as Napoli looks to strengthen after losing Kvaratskhelia.
Garnacho is a player that we like and we have liked. We came close to their demands, very close. The player probably wanted to be satisfied financially.
In order to leave the Premier League in January, the player probably wanted to be satisfied financially. It's something which we can't do right now.
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