Alejandro Garnacho is set to face disciplinary actions after what he posted on his social media page in the morning after Thier Victory last night
On Thursday night, there was shocking news out of England: Alejandro Garnacho, a forward for Manchester United, might be disciplined by the English Football Association.
As per the sources, Alejandro Garnacho can be subject to disciplinary action for using gorilla emojis in a social media post celebrating Andre Onana’s Tuesday night penalty save in the UEFA Champions League.
Despite the fact that Alejandro Garnacho removed the social media post after being informed of its possible racial overtones, the English Football Association is still aware of it and may prosecute him for violating the rules on posting on social media that are sensitive to racial issues.
In a spectacular way, Manchester United won their first UEFA Champions League match of the season. The Red Devils’ hopes of making it out of the group stage were preserved when Andre Onana stopped a penalty kick with seconds remaining against Copenhagen.
The globe praised the Cameronian International for a superb save, and their young player Alejandro Garnacho may be subject to disciplinary discipline as a result of his post. A screenshot of Alejandro Garnacho’s removed social media post can be found below.
Although some supporters believe it wasn’t meant to be racist taunts at his teammates, the young player will unfortunately probably be disciplined after the FA concludes their inquiry.
