Alejandro Garnacho aims pointed dig at Man United's nightmare post-season tour as Ruben Amorim's squad return home from Asia

Alejandro Garnacho has taken a dig at Manchester United's post-season tour after a disastrous trip to Asia.

The Argentine, who looks set to leave Old Trafford in the summer after a spat with Ruben Amorim, was the centre of attention during United's ill-fated visit to Malaysia and Hong Kong.

Just last week he was brutally warned by Amorim that he needs to 'pray' he can find a new club in front of team-mates after he complained about being benched in United's Europa League final loss to Tottenham

But he travelled with the United squad, who jetted off to Asia just hours after succumbing to a 15th place Premier League finish on Sunday - their lowest since relegation in 1974.

Garnacho featured in both fixtures including United's humiliating 1-0 friendly defeat by exhibition side ASEAN All-Stars on Wednesday. They had to come from behind against Hong Kong to prevent further embarrassment on Friday.

After touching down in Manchester on Saturday, Garnacho took to Instagram to express his relief that the nightmare tour was over.

Alejandro Garnacho aimed a dig at United's post-season tour after arriving back in Manchester

The 20-year-old appeared to 'push' a supporter as he walked through the streets of Malaysia

The Argentine was left fuming after he was benched in the Europa League final against Spurs

Posting a picture of an airport runway after the tour's conclusion, the 20-year-old wrote 'finally'.

It comes just a day after footage emerged of the forward involved in an altercation with a fan in Kuala Lumpur.

He appeared to 'push' a supporter as he walked through the city.

The video, first posted on TikTok, shows a moody Garnacho, wearing sunglasses and a golden chain, ignoring the fan as he asks if he prefers Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo.

'Bro, you pushed me,' the shocked supporter then exclaims. with the forward walking off. It is unclear from the footage whether or not the fan is in fact pushed by Garnacho.

Team-mate Amad Diallo was also in hot water after he raised his middle fingers at a supporter as the players left a hotel in Malaysia.

The Ivorian rushed to social media to admit he did not regret making the gesture and that it was in response to someone who shouted personal abuse relating to his mother.

Garnacho's altercation came a day after Amad Diallo raised his middle finger at a supporter

Garnacho was later seen posing with a pair of supporters while making the same rude gesture

Amorim had told Garnacho he needs to ‘pray’ he can find a new club in front of team-mates

'I have respect for people but not for the one who insults my mom…' he said on X.

'I shouldn't have reacted like that but I don't regret what I did.

'We had a great time in Malaysia with good people.'

The Red Devils' tour was also marred by reports that Bruno Fernandes is considering a shock move to Saudi side Al-Hilal, while they also look set to miss out on on long-term target Liam Delap.

Tension between the Garnacho and Amorim skyrocketed after the Argentine hit out at his boss for benching him in their Europa League final.

He only played for 20 minutes after coming on from the bench and the 20-year-old failed to hide his frustration with Amorim as he admitted it had been a 's***' season for the club.

His brother and agent added fuel to the fire by posting on Instagram that the winger had been 'thrown under the bus' by the Portuguese boss.

Garnacho's brother furiously hit out at Ruben Amorim's decision to drop him on social media

He featured in both of United's post-season games against ASEAN All-Stars and Hong Kong

His partner posted a picture of a baby-sized United kit alongside the words 'last match'

Garnacho was then left out of United's squad for their final game of the season against Villa

His partner appeared to confirm his departure with a cryptic two-word message to fans on social media just hours before the Villa encounter.

She posted a picture of a baby-sized United kit alongside the words 'last match', accompanied by a tearful emoji and a heart on Instagram.

A sale would represent pure profit under financial fair play rules, as the winger came through the club's academy system.

Meanwhile, on Thursday, Amad urged Garnacho to stay at United next season despite his fiery dispute with Amorim.

Speaking ahead of their friendly against Hong Kong, Amad leapt to Garnacho's defence, claiming the dispute is not an issue for the team.

The Ivorian said: 'Alejandro is a really good player and we need good players in the team. I know Garna really well, so I hope to have Garna next season.

'It is not really a big issue for the team. Everything is good now.'