‘Get out of my club' – Man Utd fans fume at Garnacho after two-word reaction to Marcus Rashford's Barcelona transfer
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Marcus Rashford has completed his loan switch to Barcelona
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Alejandro Garnacho congratulated his 'bomb squad' pal on his move
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It puts an end to his nightmare few years at Old Trafford after a fallout with manager
Rashford, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Aston Villa, was part of the Man Utd "bomb squad" on his return to the club earlier this summer.
The 27-year-old was part of the axed group training away from the rest of the team alongside Tyrell Malacia, Antony, Jadon Sancho and Garnacho, who have all been told to find new clubs.
And the latter seemed thrilled that his "bomb squad" pal Rashford was the first to break free from
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Garnacho commented on
The reaction left several Man Utd fans annoyed, with one saying: "Get out of my club."
Another added: "Damn United must really feel like a prison to these guys."
A third wrote: "The lad is completely tone deaf."
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More reacted: "Can't wait until we're done with these rats."
But others were less bothered, commenting: "He's allowed to give props to his boy."
Gary Lineker gives Marcus Rashford Barcelona verdict after loan transfer from Man Utd
This is not the first time Garnacho has publicly supported Rashford amid his fallout with Man Utd.
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The 21-year-old winger received backlash for
And it comes after Garnacho blasted last season as "s***" and his brother claimed he had been
Garnacho is reportedly prioritising a move to another Premier League club with Chelsea and Aston Villa linked.
Atletico Madrid and Napoli have also been touted as possible destinations for him.
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