Following Manchester United's thrilling 3-2 victory over Ipswich, head coach Ruben Amorim is set to have a conversation with winger Alejandro Garnacho regarding his reaction to being substituted in the first half. The incident occurred just before halftime when Garnacho was replaced by defender Noussair Mazraoui, following a red card issued to teammate Patrick Dorgu. Instead of taking a seat on the bench, Garnacho opted to head straight to the dressing room, signaling a desire to change out of his wet shirt amid the heavy rain at Old Trafford.

Amorim acknowledged the need to address Garnacho's response, indicating that it would be an important discussion. This isn't the first time Garnacho has faced scrutiny for his behavior, as he was previously dropped for a match against Manchester City due to concerns over his performance and attitude. Amorim noted that while the weather conditions were challenging, the decision to substitute Garnacho was tactical, aimed at maintaining the team's formation following Dorgu's dismissal.

Despite the off-field drama, the match itself was a showcase of resilience from United, who overcame an early goal from Ipswich and the challenges posed by the red card to secure the win. Amorim expressed gratitude for the fans’ support and emphasized the team’s determination to fight through adversity, reinforcing the connection between the players and supporters. As United navigates a tumultuous period both on and off the pitch, the focus will now shift to improving performances and addressing any lingering issues within the squad.