Agents of Manchester United stars’ Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho spotted in Spain
Manchester United are expected to be one of the most active clubs in the upcoming summer transfer window. A disappointing domestic campaign has made it clear that significant changes are needed within the squad. Manager Ruben Amorim, alongside the club’s hierarchy, is likely to assess and offload underperforming players who no longer fit into the long-term vision of the team.
However, financial pressures could also force the club into some difficult decisions. With United reportedly navigating a financial crunch and needing to comply with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR), the sale of key assets might be unavoidable to fund new arrivals.
Two of the club’s brightest young stars, Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho, have surprisingly emerged as potential high-value departures. While the club would ideally build its future around them, the financial constraints may push United to consider lucrative offers.
Adding fuel to the speculation, Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News via X reported that the agents of both Mainoo and Garnacho were seen at the front of the press box at the Estadio San Mamés, just before the Europa League semi-final first leg against Athletic Bilbao. Their presence has sparked fresh rumours about a possible summer exit for the promising duo.
At just 20 years old, Kobbie Mainoo has already established himself as a key figure in Manchester United’s midfield. Composed under pressure and assured in possession, he displays a maturity well beyond his years. His crisp passing, intelligent positioning, and ability to control the tempo make him the heartbeat of United’s play.
Whether it’s threading incisive passes through congested areas or breaking up opposition attacks with well-timed interceptions, Mainoo is emerging as the complete midfielder. With a natural ability to glide past players and read the game defensively, he looks every inch a future star, a deep-lying playmaker United can build around for the long term.
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Meanwhile, 21-year-old Alejandro Garnacho injects pure energy into Manchester United’s attack. Blessed with blistering pace and fearless dribbling, he thrives in one-on-one duels, especially when cutting in from the left to unleash a shot on goal. Garnacho has the rare ability to turn a half-chance into a moment of brilliance, often sparking life into United’s forward play.
Yet it’s not just about flair and flair alone. His increasing work rate, tactical discipline, and versatility across the front line reflect a player who’s maturing rapidly. With a compelling mix of raw talent and fierce determination, Garnacho is undoubtedly on the path to stardom. What remains to be seen is whether Manchester United can hold on to both him and Mainoo, or if financial realities will force the club into difficult choices this summer.