Alejandro Garnacho has been strongly connected to Manchester United’s move away in recent weeks. With Marcus Rashford out of the squad and the possible departure of Garnacho on the horizon, Ruben Amorim’s look has been to enter the race for Borussia Dortmund’s rising star.
Amorim’s demanding situations at Manchester United do more than just effects and poor performances, as the club’s monetary resources for transfers remain limited. window.
According to Sky Sports journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Manchester United are looking to overtake their Premier League rivals by signing 20-year-old Dortmund winger Jamie Bynoe-gittens, who is also attracting interest from Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Liverpool. The English attitude is a better compatibility for the Amorim system.
In an effort to gain an advantage, United have already reached out to their representatives at Dortmund and the player. While the Germans are unwilling to let Bynoe-Gittens leave mid-season, it is reported that progress is being made in the 2025-26 campaign.
With 11 goals and five assists from 26 appearances in the Bundesliga and Champions League this season, Bynoe-Gittens stands out from Dortmund even as the team struggles to meet expectations.
Currently sitting 11th in the Bundesliga with 26 problems, Borussia Dortmund is having a difficult season. Releasing six problems from the Champions League qualification positions, failing to secure a position in Europe’s most sensitive festival would have significant monetary implications for the club.
To mitigate potential losses, Dortmund have set a value of €100 million for Bynoe-gittens, a payment they see as a monetary cushion. With great interest from Bayern, Liverpool, Chelsea and now Manchester United, the young star’s festival is expected to intensify.
Bynoe-Gittens is reportedly eager to return to England and play in the Premier League, which may make him a key target for several clubs. If Manchester United sell Garnacho to Chelsea, the resulting monetary spice may give them the leverage to compete for one of Europe’s brightest young talents.