Manchester United's rising Argentine star Garaccio is likely to miss out on the upcoming World Cup in Qatar due to his choice between Ronaldo and Messi.
The teenager was the club's superstar discovered in United's first season in charge, having provided two assists after coming off the bench in the Red Devils' dramatic 4-2 win over Aston Villa in the EFL Cup. Garnacho is desperate to represent Argentina at this month's World Cup, but his performance on the international stage has not been as rosy as it was at Old Trafford.
The 18-year-old winger was born in Spain but chose to follow his family's pedigree and represent the Pampas Eagles internationally. However, it has also sparked a debate over whether the Argentine rising star should get a plane ticket to the World Cup in Qatar, which also involves his idol Cristiano Ronaldo.
Because this is no other person's team, this is the Pampas Eagle led by the king Messi, and the vast majority of young teammates in the team praise Messi as the soul of the team and the pillar of their spirit. However, with a relationship with the same club, Gamancho spent more time with Messi's lifelong rival Portuguese superstar, and Ronaldo seems to have become his mentor. Frequently referred to on social media as the five-time Ballon d'Or winner as the greatest team-mate in history, and attached a plethora of photos, the two seem to have developed a mentor and friendship.
On the Argentine television channel TyC Sports, host Rodriguez believes that Garnajo should replace Roma star Dybala, whose injury status is unknown, and be called up to the Argentine national team squad for the upcoming World Cup in Qatar. This statement sparked a debate.
"I don't have the slightest doubt about his ability, even though he is only 18 years old, his technique, his dynamism is amazing, I can even imagine Garnacho's performance that shocked the world at the World Cup," Rodriguez declared. However, commentator Guido Galit strongly disagreed, pointing out that the Old Trafford prodigy has only played 65 minutes in the Premier League this season.
"Come on, he doesn't play much in the Premier League," Garritt responded. He then went on to question Gaganacio's enthusiasm and loyalty to playing for Argentina, as the Argentine youngster said he "didn't know" the country in an interview about Argentine culture.
The authority angrily accused the youngster: "He doesn't speak Spanish, he doesn't understand English, he doesn't know what July 9 is (Argentine Independence Day)." On top of that, he went so far as to say that his idol was Cristiano Ronaldo. How could he say that? Because he didn't understand anything, he didn't see Messi giving everything he had for Argentina. ”
Apparently, Ganachow, who grew up in Madrid, speaks fluent Spanish, but a defiant Galit points out that Ganacho speaks Spanish differently than they speak in Argentina.
Argentina coach Scaloni will confirm the final 26-man squad for the Argentine national team for the World Cup by the weekend. There is no doubt that the Pampas Eagles, led by Lionel Lionel Lionel Messi, will be one of the favourites to win the World Cup in Qatar. Gaganaga will also be firmly in a contention for a ticket to Qatar, however, his club boss Ten Hag also admits it may be too early to call up Ganancho and the youngster needs more grinding.
After the Red Devils' victory over Villa, Ten Hag admitted: "It's a big step towards the World Cup, where the best players in the world will come together. I don't know if that's right for Garnacho, but he has to keep a clear head, work hard, keep improving, keep learning from the game. ”