Alejandro Garnacho issues cryptic message after disaster performance in a draw against Leeds

Manchester United juvenile Alejandro Garnacho has posted an enigmatic message via his social media following his calamitous concert against Leeds United.

United scored two goals in the space of eight minutes to sure they got a share of the spoils against their old competitor.

Leeds seemed to be heading for a victory at Old Trafford and were on cruise sway but goals from Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho scraped their dominance.

The Red Devils were in most parts of the sport poor and lacked the control and imagination that have typified displays under Erik ten Hag.

In specific, Garnacho and Wout Weghorst were poor in the ambush. Garnacho was divested on a number of occurrences and the Argentine grappled to make any important impact.

ome of United’s attacking proceed broke down with him and the young striker was also not watchful great.

Both Garnacho and Weghorst were changed just before the hour mark and changed by Facundo Pellistri and Sancho appropriately.

Sancho and Pellistri made a dissimilarity and they aid spark United’s comeback.

Garnacho has been the matter of some censure from some sections of the fanbase, with many taking occur with his sub-par showing.

The 19-year-old wrote on his Instagram later the game, “When you don’t understand what is causing, recall that God is in control.”

“I believe the idea you have for me.”

He posted the message beside a picture of him plainly defeated and banging on the ground after his missed chance when he rounded off Islan Meslier but failed to score. His shot was empty by Max Wober on the line.

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