US Edition"Who Missed the Big Opportunity in the First Half in the Semi-Final?" - Ruben Amorim Hits Back when Asked About Dropping Manchester United Star
- Manchester United lost 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final held in Bilbao on Wednesday night, ending Tottenham's 17-year trophy drought.
- The defeat followed a difficult season for United and saw manager Ruben Amorim drop Alejandro Garnacho, who had started every knockout game before the final.
- Garnacho expressed frustration about playing only 20 minutes, while his brother Roberto publicly criticized Amorim for excluding him despite recent contributions in key matches.
- United lowered their asking price for Garnacho to £65 million amid transfer interest from Napoli and Chelsea, with the winger remaining non-committal about his future.
- The final loss highlighted a poor season for Manchester United and could increase speculation over Garnacho’s transfer during the upcoming summer window.
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Crisis at Manchester United: Garnacho Sends Fiery Message to Amorim
Manchester United manager Rubén Amorim's decision not to start Alejandro Garnacho in the Europa League final against Tottenham has sparked widespread controversy, after the player's brother publicly criticized the decision on social media...
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Alejandro Garnacho breaks silence on final snub as Man Utd star's brother slams Ruben Amorim - The Mirror
Manchester United forward Alejandro Garnacho was only named among the substitutes for the Europa League final before coming on in the 71st minute against Tottenham - and his brother was unimpressed
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"Who missed the big opportunity in the first half in the semi-final?" - Ruben Amorim hits back when asked about dropping Manchester United star
Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim has defended his decision to drop star forward Alejandro Garnacho from the starting XI for the UEFA Europa League final.
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