Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has been told by Jason Burt that he will not win the race to secure his future at Old Trafford over young talent Alejandro Garnacho - despite the Argentina international liking a series of tweets appearing to blame the Dutchman for his tactics in the 2-2 draw against Bournemouth.

Garnacho has been one of the Red Devils' shining lights so far this season, notching seven goals and three assists in the Premier League from the right-wing and fully dislodging Antony as the out-and-out starting option on that side of the pitch alongside Bruno Fernandes, Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford. It's been a decent breakthrough season for the youngster and it is easy to forget he is 19 - but that means he will come with a couple of mistakes.

One such error was his decision to like a spate of tweets after he was subbed vs Bournemouth at half-time at the weekend. With eagle-eyed fans spotting that Garnacho had agreed with two tweets - both slating Ten Hag's management of him - at the weekend, he was reported to have been dealt with in-house by the Dutchman. And journalist Burt has told Sky Sports' Back Pages Podcast that whilst Garnacho does have to watch his step, he doesn't envisage Ten Hag getting rid of him and .

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Speaking on Tuesday morning, Burt said:

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Of course, Garnacho isn't the only United player to have rubbed Ten Hag up the wrong way. Jadon Sancho was famously fined, dropped from the first-team squad and subsequently loaned out to Borussia Dortmund - where United bought him from for £73million - for his disagreements with the United boss.

Sancho was dropped from United’s squad against Arsenal back in September due to his performances in training, though he quickly aimed fire at Ten Hag by stating that “he wouldn’t allow people saying things that are untrue”, before labelling himself a scapegoat.

Sancho hasn’t made an appearance for United since, and Garnacho will need to take notice of his scenario to avoid going down the same route at the Theatre of Dreams.