Alejandro Garnacho has extended his stay at Manchester United with Erik ten Hag now calling on the teenage star to become a regular at Old Trafford
Erik ten Hag has told Alejandro Garna that the demands on him will be "higher" after signing a new contract at Manchester United.
The Argentinian has risen through the ranks and has continued to show his class this term in a competitive attacking setup. Garnacho has earned Ten Hag's trust after creating key moments throughout the season, including a late goal against Fulham in November.
The United boss now wants Garnacho, who has scored four goals this season, to be promoted again and start a regular starter despite the presence of Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and teammates - in when the new number 9 appeared on their attack. Summer shopping list.
Ten Hag says:
"First of all, I think he has a price and that's the price. He also shows that he can get to the bottom of it - not only in talent but also, he has. But now is a fresh start, a reboot, because now the expectations will be higher, the requirements will certainly be higher.
"He's on his way, he's a strong character and that's why he's there right now at this level, and he's made it on his own. But now there's more work had to be done because the demands were higher, we expected more from him, but it's great that he did it because it says we'll give the players a chance. young, but they have to deserve it. "When I say 'give', translate it as 'worth it' and they have to make money with their feet, they have to show it on the pitch and that means you have to invest a lot and earn Get it through training performance, through on-field performances, the under-21s, so wait your moment and prove it again.
Alejandro Garnacho has just signed a new contract with Man Utd
Alejandro Garnacho has just signed a new contract with Man Utd
"For Alejandro, he crossed that threshold, but now the demand will be even greater because now he has to compete for the starting position. So every time:
You have to pass the limits and every time you have to move to the next level. We're with him in this challenge, but the most important thing is that players make it.
Garnacho's new contract ties him to Old Trafford until 2028 and will see the 18-year-old continue his development at Carrington. He made his debut last season and continues to have few chances this season with 19 of his 29 substitute appearances. The Argentinian player said:
"When I joined this great club, I dreamed of making my debut, playing at Old Trafford, scoring my first goal and winning trophies with this badge on my chest. I'm so proud and emotional to hear that." experiencing these moments, with my family who have supported me every step of the way.
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