The Carabao Cup is history for a Manchester United that fell to Tottenham for the quarterfinals of the contest in the return of Alejandro Garnacho to Rubén Amorim’s plans. After several weeks full of rumors and information surrounding the Argentine’s future, the possibility of a reconciliation with a new coaching staff that has imposed itself from the first minute begins to open. There are difficulties in settling at Old Trafford and if not they say it to names like Carlos Tévez or Juan Sebastián Verón.
“Garnacho is doing very well, he has trained very well…It seems that he is a little upset with me and that is perfect. “I felt very, very happy because I would do the same…He is ready for this game,” Before the clash, Amorim revealed that he would have Alejandro again after some games away from the team after supposed rumors of a series of leaks from the squad that were attributed to his figure. He entered the 70th minute for Ugarte and, yes, he could do little or nothing to avoid the final 4-3 in favor of the Spurs.
It is not easy to be Argentine in the Premier League. War contexts, historical rivalries since 1986 and other items They make each member of the Albiceleste look askance from day one. If we add to this the pressure and public impact of performing at Manchester United, the equation becomes more difficult. Only time will tell what happens, but other former Albiceleste players like Verón or Tévez have already suffered disagreements at Old Trafford that sometimes even have a point of return.
“There are few things, very few, that I can regret and one is having left Manchester. They never pushed me or told me ‘you have to go’ but rather they gave me the chance. had had chats with my former colleagues at that time telling me that I had to stay. And at that moment you decide to leave because you want to play, because you can’t see, but I should have stayed,” Verón’s words in 90 Min to define his time at the club. One he came to for more than 40 million euros in 2001 and to search without luck for a place in which at that time was the great dominator of the Premier. Korea and Japan, the criticism of the local press and the rest, known to everyone.
Garnacho was not the first to have friction with his coaches at Manchester United: IMAGO
CEvery case is different, but there was a moment of turning point that Garnacho must avoid. Verón had it because of his desire to be a starter in a mega team, Carlos Tévez for the same and for friction with Sir Alex Ferguson. Apache himself recognized it before leaving for a Manchester City team that achieved his arrival in 2009: “I didn’t have to think about it much because I was angry with Sir Alex…As a coach he is a phenomenon, there is a reason he spent so much time at a club like United. But I had a situation with him…Leaving was like a dagger for both of us. It hurt me a lot, because I loved United. “I loved playing at Old Trafford, for me it was like La Bombonera, it gave me that feeling.”
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Marcus Rashford is now history, the new coach has free rein to shape the squad as he pleases and after a good start to the Garnacho campaign He disappeared during some matches from the equation. Amorim’s messages have been blunt, as have the consequences of clashing with a manager who has come to impose his ways in every sense. Garnacho is back at the moment, it should avoid precedents Tévez-Verón and this weekend against Bournemouth we will see what role the bug has.
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Lisandro Martínez, Sergio Romero, Marcos Rojo, Ángel Di María and Gabriel Heinze complete the equation. Each one had or has had both good and bad moments in an entity that has not touched Premier titles for 11 years and where the latest measures before Amorim leaks announce months of great demand for the squad. For now Garnacho has returned and we will see what role it plays in what lies ahead.
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