Ruben Amorim has revealed he plans on talking with Alejandro Garnacho after hooking the winger in Manchester United's 3-2 victory over Ipswich last night.
The Red Devils secured all three points at Old Trafford, despite Jaden Philogene bagging a brace for the visitors.
Sam Morsy's own goal drew United level in the 22nd minute, with Matthijs de Ligt then netting shortly after.
Following Philogene's second goal of the game, Harry Maguire bagged a header after the break - with United eventually digging deep to hold on.
However, their night was made trickier by a red card received by new signing Patrick Dorgu - with the wing-back dismissed for a high tackle on Omari Hutchinson.
With United a man down, Amorim opted to reshuffle.
Garnacho ended up being the fall guy, with Noussair Mazraoui brought on to replace him.
The Argentina international doesn't seem too happy, however, if his social media antics are anything to go by.
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The forward, who was linked with Chelsea and Napoli during the January transfer window, uploaded a picture of himself on his way down the tunnel on Instagram.
He seemingly failed to come out for the second half following his substitution.
And Amorim has now opened up on his plans for the United star, with the 40-year-old set to talk with the youngster about his conduct.
"You are making a connection with Rashford, right?" he said when asked if he was happy with Garnacho.
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"What I’m saying is that I’m going to talk, obviously, with Garnacho about that. So I will talk about that, if you want, in the next press conference."
When asked if Garnacho had permission to go into the dressing room, rather than sitting with the rest of his team-mates, Amorim added: "It was cold and wet, maybe...
"The thinking was that we play more in the 5-3-1.
"I know that is a risk because you are taking the only player now that has one-vs-one pace.
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"But I felt the team was okay in controlling the game and then we make the substitution.
"We had to choose someone to go out and we had to think about set-pieces also so that was my choice."
United will be relieved to have beaten Ipswich.
Defeat, especially at Old Trafford, would have represented another low in a campaign that's been full of them so far.
United are next in action against Fulham in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Sunday (4.30pm).
The Red Devils have already beaten Marco Silva's team twice this season, in August and January respectively.
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