Argentina international Alejandro Garnacho is making quite an impact in the Red Devils, the striker is looking forward to making his game as complete as possible.
How was everything?
An odd question has been asked regarding the attitude of the 18 year old striker, but Garnacho is still finding his feet and learning to trade at the highest level – with Europa League and Premier League minutes taken this season by a hot prospect that is already a degree senior international squad. Alejandro was on target against Real Sociedad and Cottagers, both of which were scored with his supposedly weaker left foot.
What did Alejandro Garnacho say?
The young talented player told the Red Devils’ official website, when asked about his best position and attempt at being two-footed, that he always liked to play wide left as a right player capable of cutting inside. According to Alejandro Garnacho, to be able to play as a down left right player, they also need to be pretty decent with their weaker foot.
From an early age, Garnacho has always trained hard using both feet because that makes them a much better player and so nowadays he can play with both feet – not to perfection but to a good standard. Alejandro says that, fortunately, he was able to score those two goals with his other foot without too much trouble.
The Argentine player has also discussed what it’s like to be a first team star at Old Trafford, with his star continuing to rise on the fringes of domestic and continental strikes.
Alejandro Garnacho added that he thinks he’ll have to say that this is actually the cutest moment of his life. His first goal as a full-fledged professional. His family, his friends and everyone were there to see him and it was a really good target. And according to the player, he was very happy and proud that he was able to get on the report card in this shirt.
A little about the topic
Alejandro Garnacho has been left out of Argentina’s squad for the 2022 World Cup, which means the player is counting down the days until the Red Devils’ next competitive outing against the Clarets in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup on December 21st.