ALEJANDRO GARNACHO escaped a Jadon Sancho-like exile at Manchester United after “liking” social media posts blasting boss Erik ten Hag as he returned to training on Tuesday.

The Argentina winger was subbed off at half-time in Saturday’s 2-2 draw at Bournemouth, with Ten Hag saying he struggled on the right flank.

Alejandro Garnacho was back in Manchester United training on Tuesday

It comes after the Argentine liked social media posts criticising manager Erik ten Hag

It remains to be seen whether Garnacho will feature in their FA Cup semi-final against Coventry on Sunday

Garnacho, 19, added likes to two posts on X from Mark Goldbridge — presenter of fan channel The United Stand — hitting out at Ten Hag for “throwing him under the bus”.

He quickly removed the “likes”, which helped him avoid punishment.

And he was pictured back in training on Tuesday, with the club believing it was a completely different situation to the one involving Sancho.

England winger Sancho, 24, posted his own attack on the manager and accused him of dishonesty.

Ten Hag did not pick Sancho for the 3-1 loss at Arsenal in September over his training performances.

But Sancho claimed that was “completely untrue” and that he was being made into a “scapegoat”.

Ten Hag forced him to train away from the first team for months, shipping him off to Borussia Dortmund on loan in January.

Yet Garnacho will not be made an outcast.

Ten Hag is under pressure after a disappointing second season in charge