Alejandro Garnacho and Ruben Amorim (photo of Alex Liveey, Carl Reine/Getty Images)
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says Alejandro Garnacho will buy a meal for his teammates after having stormed the last game of the Red Devils.
Man Utd beat Ipswich Town 3-2 at Old Trafford in the middle of the week, but they were reduced to ten men by the end of the first half when Patrick Dorgu was sent.
This gave Amorim a complicated decision to make, and he Finally made the call to Sub Garnacho and leads to Nousair Mazraoui.
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This didn’t seem to go too well with Garnacho, you went directly through the tunnel to take your place on the bench to see the rest of the game.
Amorim seems eager to move on, but he has admitted that he looked at the incident and asked his young players to take more care of how they behave.
Ruben Amorim at Alejandro Garnacho stormed Man United’s game
“He came to me. It was fun because the next day I came to my office. I did some research and went to the locker room, changed his clothes because he was wet, saw the game not on the bench and at the end of the game he was there and returned home. Therefore, there is no problem, “Amorim said in his press conference today, as quoted by the Manchester’s Night News.
“He is a young child who will learn. The important thing was the next morning I was talking to me. I think we have to see that small things like going out on the pitch, because (Joshua) Zirkzee did the same (after it was replaced soon against Newcastle in December) and the context was different, but it was the same.
“We need to understand the situation, the context, the age of the players, of course, must be better. They need to understand perception here is really important. But you can do this the next day and move on, so let’s go ahead.
“But I told Manchester United, everything is important and the perception in a big club is really important. So it will have dinner for the whole team and it is.
“I think he understands it. But, as I said, (the players) read everything, all the little things. And I know that the players quite well, I played quite some time, I understand that they are frustrated.
“He was subjected, he was playing well and he has to go out at that time during the game. It’s hard to deal with everything, but they have to deal with everything. I just try to help them be better footballers.”
