In Manchester United's final game before the World Cup, Alejandro Garnacho announced himself to the fans with a bang.
After coming on as a substitute, he broke into the box against Fulham and scored United's winner. This wasn't his first goal as the young Argentinian winger had scored against Real Sociedad a few weeks earlier, but due to the timing, this strike had much more of an impact.
Garnacho was not called up for the World Cup with Argentina, meaning he missed out on a winner's medal unlike his teammate Lisandro Martinez, but it does mean that he had time to work with Erik ten Hag during the break and is in contention to start against Burnley in the League Cup.
