Erik ten Hag has reportedly privately handled Alejandro Garnacho's recent social media activity after the Manchester United wingers liked posts on X (formerly Twitter) criticising his manager. Garnacho had seemingly taken issue with Ten Hag's treatment of him in Sunday's 2-2 draw against AFC Bournemouth.
The 19-year-old has flourished into a crucial player for United, and he was named in the starting lineup for the 30th consecutive game at the Vitality Stadium.
However, he was among the players who struggled to make an impact as United failed to win in the Premier League for the sixth time in seven matches.
Ten Hag acted by dragging Garnacho off at half-time and replacing him with FA Cup quarter-final hero Amad Diallo. After full-time, he suggested that the Argentina international wasn't doing his job on the right wing.
YouTuber Mark Goldbridge took issue with the Dutchman's decision during the game before slating his post-match comments.
"Garnacho has been one of our best players this season," Goldbridge wrote in one post.
"Poor first half but taking him off at half-time and holding him up as the problem is a joke. Many have done much worse week in week out and are still out there."
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