Alejandro Garnacho, a striker for Manchester United, is in danger of earning a punishment from the English Football Association (FA) for making fun of Andre Onana, another player on the squad.

Andre Onana, the goalkeeper for Manchester United, was the team’s hero during the midweek Champions League encounter against Copenhagen. In the seventh minute of injury time, Onana made a penalty kick save, which contributed to the Red Devils’ 1-0 victory over the Danish club.

Garnacho was “caught” by the authorities despite the fact that he swiftly removed the tweet in which he referred to Onana as a “monkey” (Photo: Twitter).

Following the game, a number of Manchester United players took to social networks to express their admiration for Onana, the team’s goalie. On the other hand, Garnacho made a move that was “unlike anyone else” to praise his teammates. This gamer chose to use an image of a monkey as the description for the picture of Onana.

When Onana is involved in the game, this is an extremely delicate move to make. Many supporters are under the impression that Garnacho had racist attitudes toward the Cameroonian goalie.

Almost instantly, Garnacho removed his previous post. Despite his efforts, he was unable to remove all of the evidence. The English Football Association (FA) made touch with a young player from Manchester United and initiated an investigation into his behavior after receiving a report about him.

The British press has reported that Garnacho could face a suspension from the FA for “serious violations” of the regulations of the organization. When confronted with such a scenario, Onana, the goalkeeper, felt compelled to provide his teammate with some further insight.

Onana spoke up to defend Garnacho (Photo: Getty).

The Man Utd goalkeeper said: “People cannot think in a way that I feel offended. I understand what Garnacho is talking about. He wants to talk about power and strength. I think this issue pushed too far”.

Remember, in 2020, Cavani (when he was still playing for Man Utd) was banned by the FA for 3 matches and fined £100,000 after responding to a friend’s public message on Instagram with the content “Gracias Negrito”. . In Spanish, Negrito refers to black people.

Although the Uruguayan striker later clarified that he did not intend to be racist, he still had to pay the price for his actions. Now, Garnacho is forced to prove his innocence or else he can receive the same punishment as Cavani.