A few days ago, Garnacho’s moment of scoring against Man City in the Community Shield truly touched the hearts of MU fans. He confidently dribbled straight into the expensive defense of “The Citizens” before unleashing a dangerous shot with his non-dominant foot.

Such a move is not easy for a 20-year-old player, especially in a tense Manchester derby. This shows Garnacho’s immense confidence.

Many English newspapers praised Garnacho’s performance in that match. He was even considered the best player on the pitch despite coming off the bench.

Garnacho’s positive image sharply contrasts with players like Sancho and Rashford, who earn much higher wages but have not shown better form than the 2004-born player.

Garnacho’s spirit and discipline are always at their best. This sets him apart from his older teammates Sancho and Rashford. Rarely do fans see the Argentine player being penalized for reasons like indiscipline.

Garnacho is not perfect. He still struggles in aerial duels and sometimes appears clumsy when presented with clear chances. But Garnacho always strives to improve his skills instead of letting those moments affect his spirit.

This is why, from a backup position, Garnacho has gradually gained the trust of Coach Ten Hag. Additionally, the Argentine player can play on both wings, making him more versatile and increasing his chances of playing in any phase of the game.

Besides his beautiful goal against Man City, Garnacho also scored a stunning “bicycle kick” against Everton in the previous season. While luck played a part in that goal, it must be noted that the 2004-born forward displayed great confidence and determination to create such a memorable moment.

Garnacho’s performances have led many MU fans to reminisce about Ronaldo’s early seasons at the club. It’s about passion, the desire to conquer all obstacles. Perhaps Garnacho is learning from his idol Ronaldo to continuously progress in the famous red shirt of Old Trafford.

MU has undergone significant changes in its development direction since billionaire Jim Ratcliffe arrived at Old Trafford. They are building the club around young players, providing an environment that Garnacho needs to shine as a bright star at the “Theatre of Dreams.”