Amorim told to bench Man Utd player who won't listen.

Ruben Amorim has received some advice on how to improve his Manchester United team. It seems that Alejandro Garnacho, the young winger, may need to be taken out of the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League. This comes after a lackluster performance from Garnacho in the team's first game against Ipswich Town, where they ended up with a draw.

Amorim, who is still getting familiar with his new squad, will need some time to adjust and get everyone back to full fitness. Garnacho, unfortunately, did not shine in the last game, playing in the left forward position in Amorim's preferred formation. While Amorim may be thinking of giving Garnacho another chance, former United player Paul Parker believes that there are other players who should be given the opportunity to start instead.

Parker shared his insights, saying that Garnacho seems to be better off coming off the bench rather than starting the game. He also noted that Garnacho tends to try to do fancy moves and tricks when he starts, instead of playing a simpler game. According to Parker, Garnacho should learn from players like Steve Coppell and focus on working hard and being persistent instead of trying to show off.

One of the main areas that Garnacho needs to work on is his decision-making. Parker pointed out that when Garnacho has the ball, his passing can be poor, and he often struggles to know when to take on defenders. This could be due to his lack of experience and guidance, as Parker believes that Garnacho needs a mentor to help him reach his full potential. However, he also mentioned that Garnacho may not be open to listening to advice from others.

Despite these criticisms, Parker still has high hopes for Garnacho and believes that he has the potential to become a key player for United. However, he emphasized that Garnacho needs to stop trying to imitate other players and focus on developing his own style. Comparing him to players like Ryan Giggs, who was already excelling at Garnacho's age, Parker believes that Garnacho needs to improve his decision-making and start playing for the team instead of just himself.

In the end, Parker believes that coming from the United academy gives Garnacho a good starting point, but he needs to prove that he is worth the investment the club has made in him. He also stressed the importance of being a good decision-maker and being open to advice from others, qualities that many young players at United possess. Ultimately, Parker hopes to see Garnacho grow and become a valuable asset for the team in the future.

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