- Roy Keane feels that you can't trust a United player's games to start games
- The player had a great impact as a substitute when United beat Leicester
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
Roy Keane has appointed Manchester United player where he does not trust to start the games.
The individual had a significant impact after leaving the bank when United beat Leicester 2-1 in the fourth round of the FA Cup on Friday night.
However, former United Keane star believes that the player is more appropriate to present as a substitute today.
Keane's Itv's partner, Ian Wright, admitted that he was surprised that the head of United Ruben Amorim has not started the player against Leicester.
Leicester took the lead in Old Trafford through a Bobby-Reid Bobby goal just before part time.
However, Joshua Zirkzee matched United in the second half before Harry Maguire scored the winner against his former club in detention time.
Roy Keane believes that a Manchester United player does not justify an initial position
The player will seek to settle as a regular headline under Ruben Amorim
Alejandro Garnacho entered the fray at the beginning of the second half when he replaced the debutant Patrick Dorgu.
Garnacho's rhythm and style caused numerous problems for Leicester in the second half.
However, Keane believes that the 20 -year -old does not guarantee an initial position for United today.
Speaking in ITV, Keane said: 'I think it is convenient when it comes out of the bank, I don't think you can trust him when he starts.
'But when he leaves the bank and you are betting and the team is stretched, it is when he enters his.
'They put Leicester in the background and the subs were lit. That is what Garnacho does well. The first half were on the side and side. He entered and tried them.
Wright expressed his belief that Garnacho should have started the game.
He said: 'I am surprised that Garnacho did not start in this game, he did the same in the game against Liverpool (when he entered).
Alejandro Garnacho impressed as a substitute against Leicester, but Keane does not feel that he should begin
Ian Wright admitted that he was surprised that Garnacho was not appointed in the initial alignment
He comes and you can't deal with him. It comes with rhythm and attacks.
Garnacho had been linked to a departure from United in the January transfer window, with Chelsea and Napoli seen as possible destinations.
However, Argentina's international ended up remaining in United and will now seek to become a key part of Amorim plans.
Garnacho has made 123 senior appearances for United and has scored 23 goals, while he has provided 15 assists.
In the Premier League, this season, Garnacho has been appointed in the initial alignment 13 times, while he has appeared as a substitute ten times.
