FORMER Manchester United star Ben Foster took aim at “sulking” Alejandro Garnacho’s HAIRCUT as he urged the Red Devils to axe the winger this summer.
Garnacho, 20, may have played his last game for United after reportedly being told to find a new club by Ruben Amorim.
The Argentina international has been at United since 2020 and has gone on to score 26 goals in 144 games.
However, Garnacho has failed to win over Amorim despite once being heralded as the future of the club.
The winger was even involved in an altercation with a fan after the disastrous post-season tour of East Asia.
And he could now be set to pack his bags for a new side, with Chelsea and Napoli both interested.
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United have already moved to replace Garnacho by splashing £62.5million on Wolves’ Matheus Cunha.
Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo also seems destined to join this month.
And now, Amorim’s decision to axe Garnacho has been backed by former United goalie Foster.
Speaking to talkSPORT, he declared that the forward was not a team player.
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Foster feels Garnacho sulked too much in the wake of the Europa League final defeat to Tottenham.
And he also feels that Garnacho cares more about the appearance of his hair than the team’s wellbeing.
Foster said: “I think for Man United it’s best to ship [him] out.
“If I was the manager I’d be a little bit similar to Amorim in the case of I just want team players.
“I want a bunch of lads who are good, honest, hard working team players. And I don’t get that vibe from Garnacho, I don’t get that vibe from a few of the players.
“You look at the full-time whistle after the Europa League game. You have Brennan Johnson doing an interview.
“He looks like he hasn’t had a haircut for about three months, [hair] horrible all over the place, but his interview was incredible.
“You could tell he’s a real nice lad, he’s hard working, he does everything for the team.
“Then you look at Garnacho. Fresh trim a day ago, dyed blonde ready for the final.
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“The full-time whistle goes, he’s sat on the pitch sulking by himself, not trying to get behind the other lads, picking them up, saying ‘well done we got this far’.
“And I think that there is the big contrast. I just want good lads, honest, hard working lads.”
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