Fans notice something strange on Alejandro Garnacho’s arm after he posts a picture of himself getting a tattoo.
Some fans are just now learning that Alejandro Garnacho has a line of tattoos on his arm that are all about the hit TV show Prison Break.
The Argentine forward, who is 18 years old, has a lot of different tattoos all over his body. He is currently out with ankle ligament damage from a nasty fight with Southampton.
The Manchester United forward covered his lower leg with a scene from Captain Tsubas, a Japanese comic series that is based on football and was his favorite show as a child.
He also has a big tattoo of actor Millie Bobby Brown on his left hand from when she was on the hit science fiction show Stranger Things.
Garnacho also has tattoos of Michael Schofield, Lincoln Burrows, and Theodore “T-Bag” Bagwell from the famous American TV show Prison Break on his right arm.
“Can’t get my head around the ‘Prison Break’ stuff,” said one, while “He really has a prison break tattoo????” He has a teabag tattoo on his body???”
“Why does Michael Scofield look like Phil Jones ffs?” wrote a third.
A fourth person said, “My man has all of Prison Break tattooed on his body, brother. What are you trying to escape?”
Before Arsenal’s Premier League match against Wolves in December, Garnacho showed off his new tattoo on his leg in an Instagram story.
Because they had a game in two days, it didn’t go over well with some United fans.
“Tattoo today game Saturday!?!?” one fan asked. Someone else tweeted, “With a match Saturday…what the hell is going on?” The timing is off here.”
“Got a game in less than 48 hours,” said a third. I don’t think that will work out well.
For more information on injuries, Erik ten Hag says Alejandro Garnacho’s hip problem is worse than thought.
In his news conference before United’s Europa League match against Sevilla, the manager said, “Both [Shaw and Garnacho] are not available. Definitely the injury to Garnacho is worse, but I expect Shaw to be back sooner.”
This season has been a big one for the Argentine at Old Trafford. He has played 31 times for the Reds in all categories.