Ruben Amorim is hoodwinking Manchester United's rivals with Alejandro Garnacho

The season has finished and Manchester United are still finding a way to lose football matches.

United faced ASEAN All-Stars in Kuala Lumpur in front of 72,000 supporters and they suffered a 1-0 defeat after a second half goal from Maung Maung Lwin.

Maung Maung Lwin is not a household name, but he might become famous in Malaysia after taking the scalp of United. The result of the post-season friendly does not matter, although there were a few interesting aspects of the contest, including the involvement of Alejandro Garnacho.

Ruben Amorim made wholesale changes at the interval and Garnacho was introduced, despite having been told before the final day of the season he could find a new club this summer.

Amorim was asked if Garnacho had played his final game for the club after the win over Aston Villa and said: "Garnacho is one more player of Manchester United, so I don't know what is going to happen in the future. He is a normal player."

United's head coach added: "Garnacho is a Manchester United player who was not in the squad today, but he is a normal player in our club and I have no news that will change [that]."

Speaking before the Aston Villa match, Amorim confirmed that Garnacho would still travel on the post-season tour. It's possible that the only reason Garnacho has been included on the trip is to protect his transfer value.

Garnacho was omitted from the squad on the final day of the campaign, but he was still given minutes against ASEAN All-Stars, which suggests to the outside world that it's business as usual.

The reality is the relationship between Garnacho and Amorim seems to have broken down, and if that is the case, it damages United's power in negotiations in the summer window.

Garnacho could potentially