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Where will Manchester United end up? Slowing down with a small victory in its last 7 championship outings, the Mancunian club remains 13 points from a qualifying place in the Champions League. Erik ten Hag, the coach contested by a good number of Red Devils supporters, no longer seems to be getting there in terms of results and is no longer finished with his locker room problems. Already with Cristiano Ronaldo at the time, the Dutch manager also had to deal with the cases of Jadon Sancho and Antony this season.
And recently, Erik ten Hag would have done without the controversy with Alejandro Garnacho. At a time when the Red Devils were a goal behind the Cherries, the Mancunian coach decided to replace the Argentine winger at the break with the young Amad Diallo, hero of the FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool. And this did not please the young 19-year-old Argentinian, who had liked publications against the choice of his coach, before quickly deleting them.
The locker room is disappointed with Garnacho
And according to information from Daily Mail, the Manchester United manager was reportedly angry with Alejandro Garnacho and spoke with him, without knowing if the player was sanctioned. And if the Dutch manager would consider that this matter is closed, the English tabloid also adds that the players of the Old Trafford club would have felt disappointed by the behavior of the Argentine winger, he who is not the only one to have been replaced prematurely.
Internally, the Red Devils would understand that the actions of the 19-year-old are the result of frustration. Manchester United also reportedly felt the situation was very different from that of Jadon Sancho, who posted a message on social media in September calling Erik ten Hag a liar. It now remains to be seen whether Alejandro Garnacho will be sanctioned by his coach, while Manchester United will play for a place in the FA Cup final this weekend, against Coventry City.
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