<p>Manchester United's goalkeeper, Andre Onana, said teammate Alejandro Garnacho should not face any repercussions for his use of gorilla emojis in a recent social media post.</p><p>The 19-year-old Garnacho included the emojis in a post featuring a photo of himself and Onana celebrating the Cameroonian goalkeeper's remarkable save of an injury-time penalty against FC Copenhagen on Tuesday.</p><p>Garnacho later deleted the post, but English media reported that the Football Association (FA) had been made aware of the post and contacted the Argentinian.</p>.Blew it too soon: Man Utd-Copenhagen game's early halftime whistle draws snark; other times this has happened. <p>"People cannot choose what I should be offended by. I know exactly what Garnacho meant: power & strength. This matter should go no further," Onana wrote on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.</p>. <p>Garnacho has made no comment about his deleted post or about being contacted by the FA.</p><p>United won the Champions League Group A match at home against the Danish champions 1-0, thanks to a header from Harry Maguire. However, Man United could have dropped two points if Onana hadn't saved Jordan Larsson's penalty several minutes into stoppage time.</p>
<p>Manchester United's goalkeeper, Andre Onana, said teammate Alejandro Garnacho should not face any repercussions for his use of gorilla emojis in a recent social media post.</p><p>The 19-year-old Garnacho included the emojis in a post featuring a photo of himself and Onana celebrating the Cameroonian goalkeeper's remarkable save of an injury-time penalty against FC Copenhagen on Tuesday.</p><p>Garnacho later deleted the post, but English media reported that the Football Association (FA) had been made aware of the post and contacted the Argentinian.</p>.Blew it too soon: Man Utd-Copenhagen game's early halftime whistle draws snark; other times this has happened. <p>"People cannot choose what I should be offended by. I know exactly what Garnacho meant: power & strength. This matter should go no further," Onana wrote on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.</p>. <p>Garnacho has made no comment about his deleted post or about being contacted by the FA.</p><p>United won the Champions League Group A match at home against the Danish champions 1-0, thanks to a header from Harry Maguire. However, Man United could have dropped two points if Onana hadn't saved Jordan Larsson's penalty several minutes into stoppage time.</p>