Sir Alex Ferguson’s former acolyte called a current Manchester United star for his “personality and character”.
René Meulensteen, who won three Premier League titles and a Champions League on the Fergie bench, thinks it was a mistake to leave Anthony Elaga to leave and count on the star.
Elanga ran 85 meters with the ball to score a sensational solo goal Tuesday evening while Nottingham Forest beat Man United 1-0.
Chris Wheeler de Mail Sport handed over to Alejandro Garnacho a 5.5 in his ratings of the City Ground player, and it is the Argentinian who is the microscope of Kolesteen.
“I have never been sold on Alejandro Garnacho to be quite honest,” he told Poker Firma.
“I think there is sometimes a problem of personality and character.
Alejandro Garnacho was exploded by the former deputy of Man United René Meulensteen
The 20-year-old had one night to search while Nottingham Forest beat United 1-0 at City Ground
René Meulensteen believes that Garnacho has a “sometimes personality and character problem”
“Anthony Elaga, on the other hand, his performance last night is exactly what you want to expect from a Manchester United winger – strong, direct, powerful, full of confidence and taking players.
“I have always thought that Elanga showed these glimpses when he was playing for Man United, but the club closed the door to him and his career restarted in another club.
“You really have to question the decision-making process to allow players like him to leave, because there were some who slipped their fingers.”
Garnacho’s performances have been examined more and more, with United 13th in the Premier League and in progress for their worst finish.
He found the net only four times and has help in the league, although it is worth remembering that he is only 20 years old.
The Argentinian arrived in Old Trafford in October 2020 at the age of 16, and there were great hopes that the winger could follow in the footsteps of Cristiano Ronaldo to become a legend of the club.
They played together when Ronaldo returned to United in 2021, but Garnacho’s career has stalled in the past 12 months in the midst of disagreements with several managers.
Garnacho liked an article on social networks criticizing the former boss of United, Erik Ten Hag, for having removed him against Bournemouth last year before apologizing.
Anthony Elaga has scored an amazing solo objective while Nottingham Forest beat United 1-0 Tuesday
The former United Star, Paul Parker, thinks that Garnacho may let his talent waste
He then did not hide his frustration of being replaced by Ruben Amorim last month after Patrick Dorgu was sent to the first half of United 3-2 victory over Ipswich.
The former Undit straight Paul Parker, who played for the club between 1991 and 1996 and won 19 caps for England, is concerned about Garnacho’s attitude.
In a wild attack, he said that Garnacho constantly left people down, laughing at suggestions that he could ever reach Ronaldo’s level.
“I loved him (Garnacho) when he passed and he had this Argentinian fire in his belly, which he completely lost,” Parker told Spilxperten. “He dropped and his family. He dropped his club because he does not take advantage of the talent he was supposed to have.
“I don’t see anything of him. The most important thing for him now is to understand what it is good at and what it is bad in. He cannot face people, he is not fast enough and he does not want to work hard. So what is he really good?
“He must understand this and show it, rather than just wanting to be the next Ronaldo.
“Because for the moment, for me, he just looks like a fanboy of Ronaldo, who prefers to do some protruding facts to publish them on social networks rather than winning football matches and making this club again great.
“We cannot continue to use the excuse that Garnacho is young,” said Parker. “He is younger, at least not in football. He is 21 years old in summer and before he knows, he will be 30 years old. He must understand this and start playing.
Argentine winger was accused of being a “fanboy” by Cristiano Ronaldo
Parker accused Garnacho of “leaving his family and the club on the ground” and urged him to work harder to succeed under Ruben Amorim
“The best players, like Ryan Giggs, were not considered young at 21.
“Garnacho is perhaps immature but he is younger, and it is a massive disappointment not to play at all.
“He does not play like an adult and he certainly does not act like an adult, and he must have a good overview in the mirror, to say that he must stop thinking about being the next Ronaldo.
“He will never be that, so he must accept the fact that he must work hard to get a decent career.”