This player is ridiculous, he should be removed from the line-up by this legend

The Red Devils needed the three points at home in the Europa League match, where they managed to win after having many attempts on goal, the system of play was innovative for this game, it was crucial to win this game, even so they had complications to get the results of the penultimate date of the Europa League.

Now he tried a new variant for the team, he looked for speed by fielding the 18 year old Argentinean, Alejandro Garnacho, who unbalanced with his speed and dynamism to the team's attack, Erik ten Hag's managers knew they had to take advantage of the game to have more options to test players, the team wanted to experiment options, they wanted to show more depth in their game.

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They had a great game that was won, there was calm on the part of the Red Devils, but there was an action that catalogued the Man Utd game, an action of Erik ten Hag's star signing, the Brazilian, Antony, who was the protagonist of an action that made more than one fan upset, the player accumulated some games playing at a level very distant to his potential.

Paul Scholes spoke about Antony's move, when the game was 0-0, and they were not finding a way to reach the opponent's goal, he wanted to show a skill by giving a turn too much, he did not like the gesture of the player, he considered it was a show-off, an unnecessary luxury that only shows disrespect to his teammates and rivals, minutes later the player would be substituted.

“It's just ridiculous. It's bragging. What is he thinking? I think he needs to be taken off”

The legendary Red Devils midfield player has expressed his opinion about what this player has shown in recent days, even weeks, he has been far from the expected level. Antony started with a goal in his first three Premier League games, other than that, there has been little or nothing to show for his level of play.