A video has emerged of Alejandro Garnacho appearing to push a fan during Manchester United's recent post-season tour of Asia.

Manchester United immediately flew East at the end of the Premier League season, where they conducted a meet-and-greet with their fans and played two exhibition games.

The tour took place against the backdrop of a disappointing season, in which they finished 15th on the table with a paltry 42 points.

Ruben Amorim, who was hired in November to replace Erik ten Hag, hasn't had the desired effect on the squad as initially expected.

Amorim has struggled to implement his preferred back-three system, winning only seven Premier League games since he was appointed.

The Asia tour had more problems as they lost to ASEAN All Stars in their first game before recovering to beat Hong Kong in their second game.

Off the pitch, the players had altercations with fans after Amad Diallo was spotted making an obscene gesture toward a fan.

Diallo later took to social media and explained the fan had insulted his mother, hence the reaction.

In another video, Garnacho has been spotted shoving a fan who asked him about the GOAT debate.

Garnacho is a known fanboy of his former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo and has never shied away from praising him and imitating his celebrations.

However, he finds himself in a tough spot as he also hails from the same country as Lionel Messi and is one of the few players who have played with both superstars.

Garnacho declined to respond to the fan and appeared to push him away, to which he (the fan) responded,

"Bro, you pushed me."

Manchester United legend David Beckham was far from happy with the antics of the players during their Asia trip.

The Inter Miami co-owner said there weren't a lot of positives to write about United's season, but the players ought to have performed better.

"I don't like seeing what's happening at the club. It's true that it's the pitch that matters, but I see a lot of things that are not acceptable to me as a fan and a lover of Manchester United. You have to represent the badge. I've seen a lot of things where players didn't act in the right way."

This incident comes at a time when Amorim had reportedly informed the Argentine to look for another club.

The two fell out after the Europa League final, where the winger was disappointed after he wasn't named in the starting XI.

He took to social media a few hours before the clash against Tottenham and posted a cryptic message.

After the game, he added fuel to the fire, questioning why he had been left on the bench.

"Our season was (expletive). We don’t beat anyone in the league. I've played every round until I reached the final, but I only played 20 minutes today. I'll enjoy the summer and then we'll see," he said."

also reported on billions of shillings Man United missed out on after their loss in the Europa League.

If they won, they would've secured an additional £10.95 million (KSh 1.9 billion), but will bank £5.9 million (KSh 1 billion) as runners-up.

They will also miss out on £15.7 million (KSh 2.7 billion) from the Champions League phase.

Source: TUKO.co.ke