I don’t want to sound unprofessional,I really gave out my best to deserve some praises but what Amorim said to me after the final whistle yesterday is what I will not accept from any manager, I’m not the cause of Man United predicament”, Garnacho reveals what Ruben Amorim told Him after Full time yesterday that got Him upset IF THIS IS TRUE THEN AMORIM NEEDS TO DO BETTER
Garnacho Speaks Out on Heated Exchange with Ruben Amorim After United’s Draw
Alejandro Garnacho has broken his silence on a tense post-match exchange with Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim following their frustrating 1-1 draw. In a candid statement, the young Argentine winger expressed his disappointment over Amorim’s comments, which he found unfair and unacceptable.
Despite consistently giving his best for the team, Garnacho revealed that the manager’s words placed undue blame on him for the result—a criticism he strongly refutes.
“I always give my all on the pitch, and I expect fair treatment from my manager. What he said to me after the final whistle is something I will not tolerate. I respect Ruben, but suggesting that I was the reason for our struggles is unfair and simply not true.”
Frustration Builds Within the Squad
According to sources, Amorim’s remarks were particularly harsh, sparking concerns about his management style and how it’s affecting squad morale. Garnacho emphasized that while every player could improve, pointing fingers after setbacks only creates division rather than solutions.
“Football is a team sport—we win and lose together. Blaming individuals after every tough result is not the way forward. I believe in better communication and leadership,” Garnacho added.
Growing Concerns Over Amorim’s Leadership
The incident has fueled speculation about growing tensions within the dressing room. With United already facing a difficult season, this public disagreement raises questions about Amorim’s ability to maintain unity within the squad.
The manager has yet to respond, but insiders suggest that his direct and demanding approach is starting to wear on some players. With the club in desperate need of consistency, the last thing they need is internal conflicts.
What’s Next for United?
As United prepares for their upcoming matches, all eyes will be on the relationship between Amorim and Garnacho. Can they put this behind them, or is this the beginning of deeper issues within the team?
What do you think—was Amorim too harsh, or does Garnacho need to accept crit
icism and move forward?
