Despite the acrimonious split, which included Garnacho’s brother making inflammatory posts online and the player himself appearing to mock the club by wearing a Marcus Rashford Aston Villa jersey, another outcast, the attacker insists he harbours no bitterness toward United.
"We know the team we have, the things we can do," he continued. "Sometimes is better in some moments, and worse. But yeah, I’m really proud to be here in this moment. The life here is normal, and I’m happy. But yeah, at United [I] have nothing wrong to say about the club or any team-mates, no-one. Just a moment [in] life changed. My life continued. So we have to keep looking forward."
Asked whether his Old Trafford exit hurt him, the winger responded: "Yeah, maybe yes, because I loved that club, you know? They gave me the confidence from the start, from Spain, to bring me to the academy, then they bring me to the first team, so it was like four or five years, and amazing love from everyone, from the fans, the stadium, everything was really good. It's just sometimes you have to change for the good of your life or the next steps. I only have good memories of Man Utd."