Manchester United player Alejandro Garnacho makes a public apology to Man United team at his misconduct after Bournemouth vs Manchester United draw substitution

“The previous season has passed. Every season, we strive for success and victory over trophies; we have a tremendous opportunity. We are in the semifinals, but it is an enormous obstacle. “Every problem is known to us, and when you have so many problems, you must find solutions. We anticipate resolving those issues on Sunday, after which we will advance to the final.”

Alejandro Garnacho has expressed regret to Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, for praising tweets that criticized his substitution during last week’s 2-2 draw with Bournemouth.

United trailed 2-1 at halftime when Garnacho was substituted. Following the final siren, the 19-year-old responded to comments on Twitter that questioned a YouTuber’s decision to remove him.

Ten Hag had criticized Garnacho for his social media behavior, and a club spokesperson verified that an internal investigation had been conducted.

Garnacho has started thirty consecutive games for United, but has been substituted in four of their most recent contests. On March 17, he put in the complete two-hour effort in the historic FA Cup quarterfinal victory over Liverpool. This week, the winger has participated in practice.

“Alejandro is a young athlete,” stated Ten Hag. “Has much to learn. “He has expressed regret, and we shall proceed.”

On Sunday, United will face Coventry City in the FA Cup semi-final. The previous season, United advanced to the final but were defeated by Manchester City 2-1.

United’s only opportunity to win silverware this season is in the FA Cup, as they were eliminated from the League Cup and all European competitions prior to the holiday season. Additionally, they have fallen to seventh place in the Premier League standings, 13 points behind fourth-place Aston Villa.

Since their spirited quarterfinal loss to Liverpool on March 17, United have not posted a victory.

“Yeah, of course we want to win every game so when we don’t win we are disappointed,” Ten Hag reaffirmed. “While frustrated, we are confident in our ability to defeat the greatest teams.

“We held Liverpool to a pair of draws, but prevailed in the FA Cup, and our performance against Chelsea was outstanding.” When we perform to the best of our abilities, we can attain tremendous peaks.