"We all stay together" - Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho sends message after 4-3 loss to Copenhagen

Following the UEFA Champions League loss against Copenhagen on Wednesday, Manchester United forward Alejandro Garnacho shared a message with the Red Devils supporters.

Erik ten Hag's Manchester United suffered a 4-3 loss against Danish Superliga side Copenhagen on November 8. A penalty goal from Bruno Fernandes and a brace from Rasmus Hojlund failed to help the Red Devils get past the Byens Hold.

Several images and clips of United skipper Fernandes and Alejandro Garnacho also surfaced on the internet, in which they are looking devastated after the loss.

After the match, Argentine forward Garnacho took to his Instagram stories and uploaded a picture from the game while writing that the Red Devils will make a comeback on Saturday when they lock horns with Luton Town in the Premier League. He wrote:

"We ALL stay together. Go again Saturday."

Alejandro Garnacho's Instagram story

With 18 points in eleven games, Manchester United are currently on the eighth spot in the Premier League table. On the other side, they are currently at the bottom of Group A in the UEFA Champions League with three points.

Bayern Munich have secured a spot in the Round of 16. If Manchester United wants to qualify for the knockout rounds, they have to win their remaining fixtures, which will take place against Galatasaray and Bayern.

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Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag can be sacked in the coming weeks: Reports

According to Football Insider, Erik ten Hag can be sacked from his duties at Old Trafford in the next few weeks. As stated in the report, United's upcoming investor and INEOS billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is not impressed with the Dutchman's managerial skills.

The former Ajax manager can be released from his duties within 18 months of joining the team. Last season, he guided United to a third-place finish and also won the League Cup with the side. However, this season has been troublesome for Erik ten Hag. Moreover, he's expected to be succeeded by Brighton boss, Roberto De Zerbi.

A report from The Sun has also affirmed that Sir Alex Ferguson will suggest Ratcliffe to stick with the Dutch manager.

Manchester United have already lost five games in the Premier League and three matches in the UEFA Champions League. If they want to stay in the title race, the Red Devils can't afford to lose more matches.