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Liverpool bully Newcastle into giving up Alexander Isak 😈

Here we go: Roberto Garnacho seemingly betting on Alejandro Garnacho & Manchester United games. (Thread). Roberto seemingly placed bets DIRECTLY on Alejandro Garnacho to do stuff which can impact #MUFC matches.

Pym turning to the Utd away end and saying “I’m a United fan” met with “let one in then you stupid bastard” 😭

Also, garnacho has a brother who is very vocal on social media, look into Roberto Garnacho if you want to learn more about the dross he surrounds himself with. There are talks about leaks and gambling. But I won't talk about that more.

June 2025, Garnacho posts a picture on Instagram wearing an Aston Villa shirt with Rashford on the back, likely to spark a reaction

May 2025, we lost the Europa League final and Garnacho does an interview straight after to question Amorim’s team selection and insinuates that he wants to leave.

December 2024, Garnacho was left out of the squad for the Manchester City game for ‘disciplinary issues’. February 2025, Garnacho that was substituted decided to go down the tunnel instead of sitting on the bench.

September 2024, Garnacho liked Fabrizio Romano’s Instagram post of Cristiano Ronaldo criticising Ten Hag. December 2024, Garnacho liked an Instagram post which was criticising Lisandro Martinez.

“At the beginning of the season, he didn’t have the best attitude that he should have had in the tour... That’s why he didn’t get his chances until now.” April 2024, Garnacho liked two of Mark Goldbridge’s tweets criticising Ten Hag for substituting him.

Later, when Garnacho began breaking into the first team (notably around October–November 2022), Bruno Fernandes gave an interview after Garnacho scored his first goal for the senior team (against Real Sociedad), and explicitly said:

That’s really important because if everyone is on time and someone comes late, he should be punished. That’s really good that he’s doing that and amazing, because I like to be on time, so I won’t have problems with that.”

“We missed that for a while and discipline is important. Discipline is not only the way you play, the position that you have, what you have to do, it’s also off the pitch. Don’t be late for the meetings, don’t be late for the meals.

Context about Garnacho leaving: Bruno Fernandes spoke very clearly about the stricter disciplinary standards Erik ten Hag implemented during the first preseason, particularly regarding punctuality:

Fans love this type of goalkeeper – the one who delivers clutch saves when it matters most. That’s why it’s easy to predict: the average supporter at Old Trafford will take to Senne Lammens very quickly.

If he gets the stage, the patience, and the protection he needs, there’s no telling how far he can go. One thing is certain: the potential is real, big enough to make Old Trafford dream again of the man between the posts.

Ultimately, Senne Lammens is not the solution, but a promise. The kid who grew up at Brugge, struggled at Antwerp, and is now tipped as Courtois’ heir for Belgium – and perhaps, in the future, as the No.1 at Old Trafford.

As one expert recently put it: “The finished version of Lammens – that’s a scary thought for other goalkeepers.”

If United sign him, they won’t be getting a savior from day one, but rather a long-term project. Most likely, he would arrive as backup to Onana. Even so, the potential is undeniable. His numbers are elite, his mentality is strong, and the raw tools are already in place.