The Athletic's resident renowned English transfer journalist David Ornstein, exclusively reported on Saturday that Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has decided to part ways with its Argentina international winger wonderkid Alejandro Garnacho this summer because he is increasingly fed up with the player.

According to Ornstein, Amorim had actually already felt speechless and has been speechless about Garnacho many times for his unserious attitude and excessive worship of his idol Cristiano Ronaldo and his attitude of imitating the latter in almost everything.

Recently, Garnacho has learned from his former teammate Jadon Sancho that he always likes to complain about being wronged when the team experiences setbacks, which has completely worn out Amorim's patience.

In order to establish his authority to the players in the team, Ruben Amorim has decided to use Ganachiao as an example to give clear instructions to all players that no one can repeatedly challenge his patience, and he will not allow the vicious cycle of repeatedly questioning his authority as a head coach to occur, which increases negative vibes in the club. Violators will face the fate of being frozen out or sold like Garnacho.

Ornstein also added that in order to prove that he is absolutely serious about this matter, Amorim has decided to exclude Alejandro Ganachiao from the squad for the final game of the Premier League this weekend. At the same time, he will not respond to the matter.

Since Chelsea tried to poach Garnacho during the winter transfer window in January but failed in the end, it is worth paying attention to whether the Blues will restart the plans to sign the wonderkid.

After Manchester United lost 1-0 to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final, setting the club's worst season record in history, Garnacho complained in an interview with ESPN Argentina after the game, saying: "Our team's performance in this game was as bad as shit, or even worse than shit."

"This whole season has been tough for all of us. We can't beat anyone in the Premier League, and now we've lost the final, which is really tough."

"Until this game, I played in every Europa League game this season, and I thought I was doing pretty well, but today, I only got a 20-minute substitute appearance opportunity, and I really don't know why I was treated like this.