Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has ripped United worst player apart after sluggish performance against Manchester city where the match ended 0:0. He said, “He’s a total flop and an embarrassment to the club! Even against a dying Man city he couldn’t do a thing in the full 90 minutes! How is he still wearing the jersey? Enough is enough — this guy needs to pack up and find a new club immediately! If he can’t deliver when it matters, what good is he? Time to cut our losses before he drags us down any further.” So lucky to be at this club” – Scholes react to United star’s ‘terrible’ performance. Man he was so bad. The fans are not happy with his performance😡he has been given alot of time already💔🙀🙀
Flop of the Match!” — Paul Scholes Slams Garnacho After Lackluster Derby Performance
Following Manchester United’s stalemate with Manchester City on April 6, 2025, all eyes turned to Alejandro Garnacho—and not for the right reasons. The young winger was widely criticized after a quiet and disappointing display in one of the season’s most important matches.
Although Garnacho sparked some excitement in the opening minute after drawing a foul just outside the box, that early promise quickly fizzled out. Throughout the game, he failed to leave his mark and even wasted a crucial chance from close range that could’ve handed United a much-needed edge.
This isn’t the first time the 19-year-old has been questioned for his performances. Former United midfielder and club legend Paul Scholes previously voiced his frustration during a Europa League clash with Real Sociedad, saying, “He looks like he’s sulking… fatigue isn’t an excuse.” Scholes stressed the need for more drive and attacking intent from the Argentine talent.
Fans were equally dismayed by Garnacho’s performance against City, especially given how much faith the club has placed in his development. Supporters on social media argued that Garnacho needs to start delivering in big games, particularly when the team lacks creative spark.
With United pushing to secure European qualification and possibly a Europa League title, every player is under the spotlight. For Garnacho, the pressure is mounting. He has been handed valuable minutes, and now the demand is for end product.
As the season enters its decisive phase, Garnacho’s future role at Old Trafford will depend heavily on whether he can rise to the occasion. If he continues to underperform, questions may grow louder about his place i
n the team.
