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Alejandro Garnacho has been told to find a new club by Ruben Amorim(Image: Getty Images)

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness has warned Manchester United "there'll be more Alejandro Garnachos" if they don't change their culture at the club.

Garnacho appears to have fallen out with manager Ruben Amorim after being benched for the Europa League final defeat against Tottenham - and left out altogether for the final day clash against Aston Villa.

Garnacho is the latest player to have clashed with Amorim after Marcus Rashford, with both players struggling to deliver on their promise after being dropped by Amorim at various points this season.

Rashford is almost certain to depart if United can identify a club who will pay their £40million asking price, while Garnacho is also expected to leave after Amorim reportedly told him he must "pray" he could find a new team.

After their Europa League loss to Spurs, Garnacho admitted his frustration over not being picked and said the team's season was "s***".

Souness - who played 354 times for the Reds before managing them for three years in the 1990s - feels both players are examples of a poor culture in the dressing room and said there was "too much money and respect" influencing young players.

"The fact Alejandro Garnacho has been told he can leave Manchester United underlines why I have persistently said he is a classic example of a young player who has had too much too soon," he told the Daily Mail.

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"That's too much admiration, too much money, too much respect from within the football club and too much from outside, from the public.

It's compounded by the fact he is at Manchester United where a player's profile, even before he has even appeared regularly for the club, is bigger and wider than with any other club in the country.

"Marcus Rashford, has one season of scoring 30 goals and what does the club do?

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