Garnacho's Brother Critiques Ten Hag Amid Man Utd's Struggles
- Roberto Garnacho criticized Manchester United players for their lack of goalscoring in recent matches.
- The team has only scored five goals in their first five league games, with a notable draw against Twente.
- Erik ten Hag is under pressure, but the blame for the team's struggles should not rest solely on him.
Alejandro Garnacho's brother, Roberto, publicly defended Manchester United's head coach Erik ten Hag following the team's disappointing performance in a recent Europa League match against Twente, which ended in a 1-1 draw. He criticized the players for their inability to convert chances into goals, emphasizing that the team's struggles were not solely Ten Hag's responsibility. Despite dominating the game, United managed to score only once, with a defensive error leading to Twente's equalizer. This lack of scoring has been a recurring issue, as the team has only netted five goals in their first five league matches, raising concerns about their attacking capabilities. Ten Hag acknowledged the need for improvement in this area, stating that the team must find ways to score more goals. The upcoming matches against Tottenham and various teams in the Europa League will be crucial for United to regain their form and confidence.