Erik ten Hag Confirms Alejandro Garnacho Apologized for ‘Liking’ Posts Critical of Manager
Erik ten Hag has acknowledged that Alejandro Garnacho apologized for his actions regarding the social media posts criticizing the Manchester United manager. Garnacho, who was substituted at half-time during the match against Bournemouth, had ‘liked’ posts critical of Ten Hag’s decision to replace him. However, Ten Hag stated that the issue had been addressed internally, and he considers the matter resolved.
Describing Garnacho as a young player with much to learn, Ten Hag confirmed his apology and emphasized the importance of moving forward. Despite being involved in the error leading to Bournemouth’s first goal, Garnacho remains a part of the team’s plans.
🗣| Erik ten Hag talks about Garnacho & resolving the social media incident.
— Man United Fan Club (@manufcnow) April 19, 2024
Garnacho apologized and it's over. pic.twitter.com/ySwE11iZAU
Ten Hag indicated that the team improved after Garnacho was substituted, suggesting that the tactical adjustment contributed to their performance. Garnacho has since unliked the posts, and his focus now shifts to the upcoming FA Cup semi-final against Coventry, where he remains a potential starter.
Erik ten Hag Confirms Alejandro Garnacho Apologized for ‘Liking’ Posts Critical of Manager
