Post: Garnacho drives unpaid vehicles to the training ground, so he may face fines

July 16th News Recently, Garnacho was exposed for driving an unpaid vehicle to the training ground. According to British law, he may face a fine.

It is reported that Garnacho is not in coach Amorin's future plan, so he is arranged to train separately from the main lineup. In fact, he arrived at the training ground only after Amorin left and there have been rumors that he will leave this summer.

Ganacho was driving a gray Audi to the training ground and was found to have not paid taxes and therefore illegally boarded the road. The British government's MOT registration shows that the car should pay the relevant taxes and fees on October 1, 2024. According to law, any vehicle parked or traveled on public roads must be paid taxes and insured. If the vehicle is parked in the garage and is not in use, there is no tax payment, but obviously the car does not meet this situation.

For unpaid tax vehicles driving on public roads, they may face fines if they do not make an "Off Road Statement" (SORN). According to the RAC, the fine is £30 plus 1.5 times the taxes owed. If the fine is not paid, it may be escalated to a criminal offense, with a maximum fine of £1,000 or five times the taxes owed, whichever is higher.

Ganacho's future is full of uncertainty. Previously, he was given extra time to discuss the transfer with Rashford, Sancho, Anthony and Maracia, while other players have returned to Carrington base for pre-season training. Rashford chose to train with Carrington's facilities while Amorin and the team were away, and this coordination allowed him to enter the training ground within minutes of the head coach's departure.

Last week, Rashford worked with the club's physical coach several times and appeared with Garnacho on Thursday with only the U10 echelon present. Now, all five fringe players are being asked to return to the training ground this week.

Rashford and Sancho are rumored to be on loan with Barcelona and Juventus respectively, while Manchester United hopes to sell Garnacho for maximum profit. Although Riyadh win had an intention to sign the Argentine international, he prefers to stay in the Premier League.

Anthony hopes to return to Real Betis, who had played on loan in the second half of last season, and Maracia is also in a saleable state after returning from Eindhoven on loan.