The Post's "Manchester United Confidential" column revealed that Amorin warned Garnacho better to "pray" to find his next home this summer. A lot of details were excerpted from the postal message. Amorin held an in-squad meeting at the Carrington Training Base on Saturday to open the door to the unhappy Argentine winger.

Amorin was very angry and told 20-year-old Garnacho directly: "You'd better pray that you can find a club to sign you."

Amorin's way of speaking made Garnacho and his teammates clearly realize that Garnacho's Manchester United career was over and the club refused to make a statement about the conversation inside the locker room. In the final of the Europa League against Tottenham, Garnacho won less than 20 minutes of substitute time. Garnacho and his brother Roberto had previously expressed their dissatisfaction and angered Amorin.

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