Alejandro Garnacho 'Mugging' after he was replaced in the draw of Manchester United with Real Sociedad, according to Paul Scholes.
The bad form of United went on Thursday evening when they pulled 1-1 with the LaLiga side in the Europa League, with the opener of Joshua Zirkzee canceled after a Bruno Fernandes handball.
The handball led to a penalty, which Spain Euro 2024 hosted Hero Mikel Oyarzabal to earn his side a draw, which they will bring to Old Trafford next week in the return leg of the last 16 collision.
Red Devils head coach Ruben Amorim blamed the fatigue for the decrease in execution as the game progressed, where United Five Squad spot unused due to injuries and players who leave the club.
He was largely unable to make changes, with a youthful bank that was usually unused – only Toby Collyer, 21, was introduced from the list of young people, with Victor Lindelof and Christian Eriksen also brought in the second half.
Zirkzee, Leny Yoro and Garnacho had withdrawn the players, and it was the last, according to Scholes, who mugged on the couch.
“He looked like he was a bit mugging,” said Scholes on TNT sports. “I have no fatigue. I think they are good. I think there are great legs in this man of the man United.
'Garnacho's greatest strength continues. Sometimes he makes the wrong decisions, but he had a lack of energy and a little suffering. He will have to get better because they don't really have anything else to call. '
Scholes added: 'European Away games are difficult in these places. It was not the most hostile atmosphere. United played well without looking as if they would win the game convincingly. There is a small lack of where the goals will come from. '
Meanwhile, Karen Carney fought against the corner of the forward.
“It didn't look like Garnacho had the crack and he had stuck something around his knee,” she said. “He didn't look. Maybe he had a bad game.
“Maybe he hadn't won the game as they thought. I think fatigue was a factor. They bring Subs and he has no one to accept. '
Garnacho had a fight with Amorim when he came to the club and pulled eyebrows when he went straight ahead the tunnel against Ipswich after he had been replaced last week.
United has recently had difficulty with the number, such as Mason Mount, Amad Diallo, Kobbie Mainoo, Luke Shaw and Lisandro Martinez. Antony and Marcus Rashford, Menawhile, left on loan in the winter.
Harry Maguire and Manuel Ugarte have picked up beating this week, which contributed to the club's growth plication list.
“Until the punishment we had control and the changed momentum,” Amorim told TNT Sports after the game. 'In the last 30 were really tired and with Old Trafford it will be different, the pressure will be on us. We will survive physically for Sunday (against Arsenal).
“The momentum changed but it was clearly fatigue. We were late on the balls and they were stronger in the last 30 minutes. '
“We had good possession until the punishment. We could put the ball behind it, our decisions are sometimes not the best, but we have good moments.
On Rasmus Hojlund lost his cool with Diogo Dalot, he added: “Dalot has the advantage and Rasmus did the sprint, but that can happen, they can't concentrate on it and they have to go for the next game.”
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