Foster believes Man United will be better off if the club parts ways with Garnacho

The rift between Ruben Amorim and Alejandro Garnacho became public after the Europa League final. The two clashed in the media spotlight, and through the press, the manager essentially told his young winger to look for a new club. Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster believes that’s for the best.

Details: Foster emphasized that he doesn’t see Garnacho working for the team, and that kind of player doesn’t fit Amorim’s philosophy.

Quote: "I think Manchester United will be better off if they let him go. If I were the manager, I’d take the same approach as Amorim: I want team players. I want guys who are honest, hard-working, and put the team first. I just don’t get that from Garnacho. Actually, he’s not the only one.

Take, for example, the final whistle after the Europa League match. Brennan Johnson is being interviewed. He looks like he hasn’t had a haircut in three months—hair all over the place, a real mess—but the interview itself was fantastic. You can tell right away: he’s a good lad, a grafter, does everything for the team. Now look at Garnacho. He’s just had a fresh haircut, bleached his hair blonde—ready for the final.

Final whistle—he’s sitting alone on the pitch, sulking, not trying to support his teammates, not saying, ‘Well done, lads, we made it to the final.’ That’s the contrast. I just want good lads—honest, hard-working," Foster told talkSPORT.