Manchester United’s Board Takes Disciplinary Action After Alejandro Garnacho’s Controversial Holiday Post
Last week, Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho, 20, caused a stir by posting a photo during his holiday wearing an Aston Villa jersey with Marcus Rashford’s name on the back. Rashford is currently on loan at Villa, and fans saw Garnacho’s post as a sign he wants to leave United, sparking criticism and calls for him to exit the club.
Renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that United’s board responded quickly behind the scenes. Garnacho was given a formal warning and reminded of his contractual responsibilities, with the message that any further public missteps could jeopardize his future at the club, possibly leading to a transfer. While the club avoided public criticism, the internal action was clear.
The incident sparked heated reactions online, with pundits like Stan Collymore condemning Garnacho’s behavior as inappropriate and fans creating tribute pages for Rashford. Media reports described the scene of the photo, taken in Ibiza, with luxury cars and a high-end villa.
This episode reflects broader tensions at United about discipline and professionalism. Garnacho and Rashford were previously dropped from the squad for issues related to training and behavior, signaling the club’s push for higher standards under new leadership.
Looking ahead, Garnacho’s future at United remains uncertain. If he continues to push boundaries, the club might decide to sell him, with interested teams like Napoli and Chelsea reportedly monitoring the situation. Even if he stays, he will likely face tighter restrictions on his conduct both on and off the field.
Ultimately, this situation sends a message to all players that professionalism is paramount at Old Trafford going forward. Garnacho now faces a crucial choice: improve his attitude and stay, or risk being sol
