Is it really a wise thing Manchester United coach Amorim said to Garnacho? Because is pretty not okay to say that considering the issue at hand on Manchester United about performance and decisions of weather to improve by new players or those that has been in use on this season, right now the few players I see to have a worthy performance in Manchester United Garnacho is top among them, if there was a player that felt the pain of there lost is him because after the match he felt so cold of what they have deprived themselves of, so I actually expect Amorim to instead tell Garnacho to stay.
[/quote]Maybe this also affects in terms of attitude because it is not uncommon for this player to have a little problem, especially for discipline, besides that it cannot be denied that now Manchester United still needs fresh funds so that by making Garnacho a sacrifice option which is certain now the value is quite increased, it allows Manchester United to have more sufficient funds especially if you look at some rumors now there are even several other players such as Onana, Maguire, Shaw, Casemiro and even Mainoo who are likely to be included in the sales list, indirectly Amorim besides wanting to make a reshuffle they are also looking for a little profit from some of the players who will be sold later.

Garnacho is one of the young talents who is quite good but his emotions are a little overflowing and sometimes it hurts himself and the club because sometimes his ego is too big just like Rashford in a few seasons before he was loaned out because he knows he is fast on the dribble but sometimes his ego is always more dominant so he forgets his own clubmates as if he is playing individually.