Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim bursts out laughing in response to awkward Alejandro Garnacho question

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Fintan Starkey

By Fintan Starkey


Published: 29/05/2025

- 18:31

The relationship between the two seems unfixable

Ruben Amorim burst out laughing when questioned about Alejandro Garnacho's future at Manchester United following his side's 1-0 defeat to ASEAN All-Stars during their post-season tour.

The 40-year-old Portuguese manager initially stared down towards his hands when a reporter posed the question about the winger's prospects at Old Trafford.


When the journalist used the word "hopeful" regarding Amorim's feelings about Garnacho staying, the United boss erupted into laughter.

He was giggling to himself and appeared genuinely amused by the question, which was ultimately answered by Amad Diallo instead.

Supporters on social media interpreted Amorim's reaction as a clear indication that Garnacho is set to depart, with many backing the manager's candid approach.

One fan reacted saying: "I love Amorim what a guy." Another added: "He doesn't hide it. That's the best part. No diplomacy. Its high time the divas of the club are thrown out."

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A third wrote: "Ruben is just full of vibes." Another commented: "Because Garnacho is history."

The relationship between Garnacho and Amorim has reportedly completely broken down following last week's Europa League final defeat to Spurs in Bilbao.

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Ruben Amorim seems to want the 20-year-old out of Old Trafford

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Amorim is said to have told the 20-year-old winger to find a new club after the match.

The situation was further inflamed when Garnacho's brother suggested the player had been "thrown under the bus" by the manager.

This public intervention added fuel to the fire surrounding the deteriorating relationship between the Argentine international and his head coach.

Garnacho is now expected to leave Old Trafford this summer as the rift appears irreparable.

United are believed to want £60million for the winger, with club officials willing to negotiate if a suitable offer arrives this summer.

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The valuation reflects Garnacho's potential despite his fractured relationship with the manager and his expected departure from Old Trafford.

The club's willingness to enter negotiations suggests they are prepared to facilitate his exit provided the terms meet their requirements.

With the transfer window approaching, United's stance indicates they will not stand in the way of a move that satisfies both the player's desire for a fresh start and the club's financial expectations.