Due to his limited playing time this season for Manchester United, Alejandro Garnacho has undoubtedly been unfortunate

The Argentinean winger made his first team debut last season. He was electrifying at times and frequently brought the Red Devils’ supporters to their feet.

Alejandro Garnacho has had difficulty getting regular playing time and is trailing Marcus Rashford, the highest paid player at Manchester United.

With just one goal this season, it’s safe to say that Rashford has not had the ideal start for the Red Devils, so perhaps the adolescent is ready.

Fanfare for Garnacho

As anger mounted in the second half of the painful loss to Crystal Palace, one player’s name kept coming up.

As Rashford’s problems persisted throughout the second half, the Stretford End could be heard cheering “Viva Garnacho.”

When Garnacho entered the game, United was pressing for an equalizer, and inside the first minute of play, he had a shot on goal, thrilling the home crowd.

Even though the goal was not going to happen, the winger looked dangerous every time he got the ball out wide.

Garnacho ought to play more games.Earlier in the week, in the Carabao Cup match against the same team, the Argentine put on a fantastic show, capping it off with a goal to open the score.

One criticism aimed at Garnacho is that, when he begins for United, his effect is not significant enough.

This may not always be incorrect. Last season, Garnacho scored five goals and provided four assists, but surprisingly, he only scored two goals from starts and received no help.

The winger appears to be a threat off the bench against weary opponents due to his style of play, but he has trouble getting going right away.

But Garnacho scored from the opening kick in midweek, and it appears the winger is getting used to the physical rigors of men’s game.

Dropping him to the bench after he does start and score sends the incorrect message. This week, he ought to return to the starting lineup.