Cristiano Ronaldo finally breaks silence on Alejandro Garnacho doing what Cristiano Ronaldo did not do at Manchester United

When Alejandro Garnacho started playing for Manchester United twenty years ago, he immediately became the idol of the supporters, just like Cristiano Ronaldo did.

When Cristiano Ronaldo was 19 years old, he recorded the longest streak of starts at Manchester United (8 starts), with his eighth start occurring on his 20th birthday. For United, Alejandro Garnacho has started the last 13 games.Garnacho, who turns 20 in July, only lined up in back-to-back games once last season. Due to his poor play, he was left off of the Argentina team and, in his subsequent match at Goodison Park, he leaped in an overhead kick.

He chose to replicate Ronaldo’s famous “Siiiu” celebration, and there are increasingly similarities between the two wingers who were raised at United. After the comeback against Aston Villa, Garnacho did his on-field interview to the tune of “Viva Garnacho,” which debuted at Old Trafford on a memorable night when, at the age of 17, he scored twice in the FA Youth Cup final.A cover shot of Garnacho hugging Ronaldo used to grace Garnacho’s Twitter profile. Ronaldo once gave the 17-year-old Garnacho his hat-trick ball. Baller to ball boy and back.

Almost all of the requests made in August at the Meagstore’s shirt-printing hub were for “Mount 7.” More because of the number than because of the name. If “Garnacho” had been hovering above the “7,” the lines would have been longer.

Erik ten Hag made a wise decision in denying Garnacho that privilege. Too much, too soon. With the exception of Ronaldo’s comeback in his rookie season, the number has had the hex over every recipient for the previous fourteen years.Perhaps 17 is the new 7. With Garnacho showcasing his skills, a number that was originally worn by Colin McKee almost 30 years ago and by Andy Cole during his first 18 months at United, is now more fashionable than ever.Against Villa, Garnacho moved to the right, Ronaldo’s former home field. He was the star of the game and scored twice.

I’m playing my first game right now. Even in the academy, he never played there, exuberant Roberto Garnacho tweeted on Tuesday night.Without a doubt, Alejandro made his right-side debut as a senior.Ten Hag stated, “He was almost more at ease on the left before, but I think he can play on the right as well.” “I believe that for more than ninety minutes today, he posed a serious threat.”At Villa Park, the United supporters added another 3-2 comeback to the 2002 and 2012 vintages as they rode high on Garnacho’s passion and energy. He suffered over a cross that Rasmus Hojlund missed in the first half, and even after the VAR called an offside early in the second half, he didn’t let that stop him.

That composed one-on-one with Emiliano Martinez exuded confidence. Garnacho’s weakness has always been these kinds of situations; consider Burnley and Leeds from the previous season as well as Luton, Liverpool, and West Ham from this one. United lost out on the latter on Saturday. Learning experience gained.Garnacho’s five goals so far this season match his total from the previous campaign. In addition to being a regular for Portugal, starting four of their six games at the 2004 European Championship, Ronaldo scored fifteen goals in his first two seasons with United. Ten Hag has taken advantage of Argentina’s coach Lionel Scaloni’s pragmatic approach, while Garnacho has only played 51 minutes for his country.

In addition to being a threat, he demonstrated important actions, assists, on-target shoots, and goal scoring. Internal competition exists as well, but we need to figure out how to combine them.

“We played Alejandro on the right side today, but he can also move freely, and I’m confident Rashford will score from the right side as well.”Even though Garnacho’s bad timekeeping during his first preseason trip of Thailand and Australia made headlines, it’s sometimes forgotten that he arrived early for preseason training at Carrington after competing in the Toulon Tournament.After competing in the 2004 Olympics in Athens, a teenage Ronaldo returned quickly.