Following his substitution in the first half of Manchester United’s victory over Ipswich Town, Alejandro Garnacho has broken his silence on social media. The match has been won by Manchester United.
10 males In the Premier League, Manchester United came back from a deficit to defeat Ipswich 3-2 at Old Trafford on Wednesday. This victory allowed them to get back into the win column.
The Red Devils fell behind early on, but the home team tied the game when Sam Morsy scored a goal that went into his own net. Meanwhile, Matthijs de Ligt scored a goal that put his team in the lead.
A review by the video assistant referee (VAR) led to the dismissal of Patrick Dorgu, and several moments later, the visitors equalised the score.
On the other hand, Ruben Amorim reorganised his team in order to accommodate Dorgu’s red card before Ipswich equalised the score.
After making the ruthless substitution, he substituted Noussair Mazraoui for Garnacho, and the Argentine winger appeared extremely disheartened as a result of the substitution.
After being hooked just before the break, he proceeded to head straight down the tunnel.
Harry Maguire scored the game-winning goal for his team in the second half, which provided Amorim with the justification he needed to take the Manchester United winger off the field.
Following the outcome, Garnacho took to social media to voice his dissatisfaction with the fact that he was substituted out during the first half of the match.
In a telling social media post, he sent out a picture of himself on his Instagram story, in which he appeared to be in a state of depression, but he did not include any captions.
Amorim was questioned about his decision to replace Garnacho after Dorgu was sent off after Man United’s first league win since January 26. The question was posed about his decision to replace Garnacho.
“The thinking was that we were playing more in the 5-3-1, I know that is a risk because you are taking the only player who has one-vs-one and pace, but I felt the team was okay and in control of the game,” he further explained. “We had to take someone off, and we also had to think about set-pieces.”
Amorim continued by saying, “I am going to talk with Garnacho about that.” This was in reference to the fact that the 20-year-old player went to the dressing room after being substituted.
