Roy Keane has hit out at Alejandro Garnacho for refusing to celebrate his goal in Manchester United’s 3-0 win over Leicester City.
Garnacho was involved in a brief altercation with a supporter before United’s 2-0 victory over PAOK in the Europa League last week, with the fan telling the Argentina international that he should ‘pass better’ and ‘work on his first touch’.
The United winger continued signing autographs for other fans before he glanced back in the supporter’s direction and said: ‘Why are you not playing, man?’
Garnacho scored United’s third in their victory over Leicester City last Sunday but opted for a muted celebration in front of fans at Old Trafford.
Former United captain Keane believes Garnacho should have put the incident with the supporter aside and feels the 20-year-old should ‘get a job somewhere else’ if he does not want to celebrate with fans.
‘Can I tell you something, whatever about this game and we know these younger players suffered but if you can’t celebrate a goal there’s something drastically wrong with this game,’ Keane said on The Overlap’s ‘Stick to Football’.