Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 05:41:02 AM

Quote from: shinratensei_ on Today at 03:05:23 AM

Garnacho doesn't really care about in what position the club he is moving. He only wanted to play in the UCL. That's the reason he moved there. You know how Amorim abandoned him at MU, and even gave him no minutes. He made it right by moved to the Chelsea to improve his career as he's still 21 years old.
If he stays in his old club, believe me, his talent will be totally wasted.

Wait? What?! Amorim didn't dump him on the bench, he wanted him out of the club for a good reasonand no managerwould'veoverlookedit. He's always been his first choice ahead of Mount but Mason Mount earned that spot to start ahead of him in the finals after scoring two goals against Atletico Bilbao before the finals. Garnacho has attitude issues, he can move to a new team, act like he's got his attitude in check but two to three games, these attitude of his will burst out. Talented but yeah bye b!tch!( I hope he flops )

Everyone has attitude issues and I think it's also the manager's responsibility to manage the attitude problems. Letting Garnacho out of Manchester United is another loss o. The Manchester United side. I don't know why these coaches act the way they do. Garnacho is a very promising talent and young enough to be kept. He's just 21 and is not supposed to receive the treatment he receives from the coach.

Most of Manchester United players they sell out of coach's hatred or dislike often make the best in their new teams. Erik Ten Hag sold Mc Tominay to Napoli and he went on to win their player of the season with several awards. Antony, Elanga and many others. If Manchester United don't learn to be patient with their promising young players, they will always loose in the transfer market.

Congratulations to Garnacho, young lad has got more to offer and I wish him the best.