According to the Manchester Evening News, several La Liga clubs are monitoring Garnacho. Manchester United may not receive a resale fee if Aston Villa do not make permanent the loan deal for Garnacho, who was loaned by Chelsea this season.

Garnacho was loaned to Villa by Chelsea this season with a purchase clause of £43 million in his contract. If Villa make the deal permanent, Manchester United will receive 10% of Chelsea's profit on any future resale, approximately £300,000. This resale clause applies only to profit generated after Chelsea acquired Garnacho for £40 million last year. Given Garnacho's difficult start at Villa, it is unlikely Villa will exercise the £43 million purchase option.

Garnacho has played only 31 minutes for Villa this season and has been left out of the squad for the club's last three matches. He will remain at Villa after not being included in Lionel Scaloni's Argentina squad. If Villa do not make the move permanent, Garnacho will return to Chelsea; the Daily Mail reports that La Liga clubs are monitoring his situation and are ready to make an offer.

Villa manager Unai Emery has stated that Garnacho is still improving but currently has other players ahead of him.

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

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