Alejandro Garnacho is nearing signing a new deal with Manchester United.

According to the dependable Fabrizio Romano, the Red Devils have been engaged in negotiations for a new contract for the Argentine, and only a few minor issues remain until a deal is achieved.

The present contract for Garnacho expires in 2024, but both parties are open to extending the player’s tenure at Old Trafford.

The Peoples Person reported on a report from back in February that image rights are the only thing stopping an agreement from being fully signed and made public.

The new deal with Garnacho is anticipated to last through 2028.

The 18-year-old’s rising status on the team and in Erik ten Hag’s ambitions is anticipated to be reflected in the new compensation package.

Romano has now given an update on how the current negotiations between the team and the player’s camp are proceeding.

United want to resolve the contracts of players like David de Gea and Marcus Rashford, but they haven’t forgotten about Alejandro Garnacho, according to Romano.

It is 100% certain that there is an option to extend his contract by an additional year till 2025.

He is extremely pleased there, and they are extremely delighted with him. However, advanced negotiations to extend this contract even further are still ongoing.

United definitely wants to accomplish this, thus.

The fact that negotiations for Garnacho’s new contract are going well for United is wonderful news for United supporters, who also learnt yesterday that the forward is getting closer to playing again after missing six weeks due to injury.