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- Parker criticises winger’s lack of end product
- He claims he cares more about celebrating than scoring
- Argentine urged to stop imitating Cristiano Ronaldo
Ruben Amorim told Garnacho to find a new club after the winger and his brother spoke out against the coach following the Europa League final. And the player has also told متحد he wants to leave, along with Marcus Rashford, Antony, Jadon Sancho and Tyrell Malacia. No concrete offers have arrived for the Argentina international but former United defender Paul Parker has told the club to do what it takes for him to leave.
Parker, speaking exclusively to بالجم via Betsson the home ofu0026nbsp;odds, said: “Sell the boy. He needs to move on, needs to understand what football is about. Not a game of golf, and you need players around you. He needs to look at his game and what he is rather than what he wants to be – he should want to be Garnacho, not the former United winger that plays for Portugal… and have a bit of humanity.”
Garnacho scored six الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز goals last season but missed his fair share of chances, most memorably against Tottenham and West Ham. And Parker criticised his shooting and final ball. He said: “I’d say I have better end product than him. He’s more concerned about trying to score and what he’s going to do after to celebrate than actually scoring a goal. His end product is terrible, absolutely terrible.”
Garnacho’s bicycle kick against Everton in 2023-24 was named Goal of the Season but Parker believes the winger has not kicked on from that moment and he is still not convinced by his talents. He added: “Living off shinning an overhead kick into the top corner against Everton. I wonder what kind of player he is. Not full of tricks, not that quick. I’m trying to figure out what his game is, I really don’t know what his strengths are.”
Napoli and Chelsea both showed interest in signing Garnacho in January and are reported to still be keen on him. United value the 21-year-old at £60m ($81m) but Amorim’s stance and the player’s social media activity are likely to drive the price down. Napoli are reportedly hoping to sign him for £45m.
