ALEJANDRO Garnacho will never score a better goal than the one he scored against Everton on Sunday. Indeed, the sensational overhead kick scored by the Manchester United winger at Goodison Park will go down as one of the best in Premier League history and it could send his career to the next level.
Garnacho’s talent has been clear for a while. The teenager became a first team figure for Manchester United last season, making 34 appearances in all competitions. He is widely seen as one of the world’s best young players in his position. Inconsistency, however, has been a problem for Garnacho.
To date, Erik ten Hag has generally used Garnacho as someone who can make an impact off the bench late in games. He did this in a Manchester Derby win over Manchester City last season – Garnacho provided the assist for Marcus Rashford’s winner – but the landscape is starting to change for the young Argentinean international.
After a challenging start to the season, ten Hag is looking for attacking difference-makers he can count on and Garnacho has emerged as one of those figures. He has started Manchester United’s last five matches in-a-row with ten Hag keen on how the 19-year-old gives his team threat in quick transition.




