Manchester United succumbed to their 13th loss of the season as they fell to a 0-2 defeat at the hands of David Moyes’ West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday.

The players looked extremely uninspired once again when it came to the attack, which is currently the most well-stocked department on the team.

Erik ten Hag’s continued employment is not a reflection of his managerial skill but rather of the current state of chaos that exists behind closed doors at the club.

The manager continues to pick the same players who have underperformed this season in the hopes of a form turnaround that has just not materialized.

Garnacho poor yet again

Although Rasmus Hojlund and Antony have received a lot of attention, Alejandro Garnacho’s performances have also drawn criticism.

The winger’s overhead kick goal against Everton gave fans their last reason to celebrate, but he hasn’t seemed very confident since.

The Argentine’s footwear needs to be checked as he slips on the turf at least a few times every game and his standards are also slipping with every outing.

He is young and is bound to struggle in such a poor side but missing one-on-ones is criminal, especially when the team creates so little.

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The concerning thing at this stage is that the Argentina international played 85 minutes with the manager not thinking of changing things around.

He finished with a passing accuracy rate of only 83 percent and failed to find his intended target from a single cross. He failed to complete a single dribble as well.

All-round disappointment

What the club are doing in training remains a mystery and there should be someone who asks Garnacho to toughen up through more physical training.

He needs to bulk up as he keeps losing all his duels and is easily barged off the ball in almost every game. He won 3/10 duels, a very poor return.

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The academy graduate lost possession 15 times and was dribbled past thrice. He ended the game with the lowest Sofascore rating among United’s players, a 6.2.

Such is the manager’s mindset currently that he will once again most likely select Garnacho for the game against Aston Villa in midweek. Rinse and repeat.