According to the Manchester Evening News, several La Liga teams are monitoring Garnacho. If Aston Villa does not exercise the buy-out option for the Chelsea loanee, Manchester United may not receive a sell-on fee.

Garnacho is currently on loan at Villa from Chelsea this season, with a £43 million buy-out clause in his contract. If Villa signs him permanently, Manchester United would receive 10% of the profit from Chelsea's resale, amounting to approximately £300,000. This fee applies only to the profit generated after Chelsea acquired Garnacho for £40 million last year. Given Garnacho's slow start at Villa, it is unlikely that Villa will exercise the £43 million buy-out option.

Garnacho has played only 31 minutes for Villa so far this season and has not featured off the bench in the team's last three matches. He will remain at Villa after not being included in Lionel Scaloni's Argentina squad. If Villa does not exercise the buy-out, Garnacho will return to Chelsea. The Daily Mail reports that La Liga clubs are monitoring his situation and are ready to make a move.

Villa manager Unai Emery stated that Garnacho is still developing, but currently there are players ahead of him in the squad.

Since leaving Manchester United, Garnacho has scored 1 goal and provided 4 assists in the Premier League.

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