BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United fans criticize Ten Hag as ‘irrational’ for inexplicably dropping 22-year-old from line-up against Brentford, saying “The manager never learns.”

Manchester United has released their starting lineup for the upcoming match, with Andre Onana positioned as the goalkeeper. The defense consists of Diogo Dalot, Jonny Evans, Matthijs de Ligt, and Lisandro Martinez.

In midfield, Erik ten Hag has selected a combination of Casemiro, Christian Eriksen, and Bruno Fernandes, bringing both experience and creativity to the center. Up front, Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, and Rasmus Hojlund make up the attacking trio, expected to form a dynamic and energetic front line.

Despite this strong lineup, the decision to bench Amad Diallo has sparked debate among fans. Diallo, who has had a challenging season with just one goal and an assist in 10 appearances, has been replaced by Garnacho.

The latter has been in better form, with four goals and three assists in 11 matches, but this switch has caused frustration among some supporters who believe Diallo deserves more opportunities to prove himself.

Fans have voiced their displeasure on social media, with one commenting, “No Amad. No party. That front three don’t hold the ball up enough. The manager never learns.” This statement highlights concerns that the chosen attacking trio might struggle to maintain possession and support the midfield.

Another fan expressed confusion over the decision, tweeting, “Amad dropped for no reason, crazy,” reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with Ten Hag’s call to bench the young winger.

The frustration continued, with several supporters questioning the manager’s judgment. One fan remarked, “Just win it, Garnacho over Amad what a joke,” while another simply stated, “AMAD deserves to be in the starting lineup.” Many fans feel that despite Diallo’s inconsistency this season, his potential merits more game time, and they are eager to see him develop further.

The criticism extended to direct attacks on Ten Hag’s management. One fan said, “No Amad in the starting lineup, what’s up with this gaffer?” while another sarcastically apologized to Diallo, posting, “Dear Amad Diallo, I’m sorry that man is your manager.”

These reactions underline the growing pressure on Ten Hag to balance his tactical decisions with fan expectations, particularly regarding young players like Diallo who are seen as future stars. As the match unfolds, all eyes will be on whether Garnacho and the team can justify the manager’s choice or if Diallo’s absence proves costly.