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Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho has finally failed to make Argentina's Olympic team.
The 19-year-old has developed into one of the club's most potent weapons and, with Marcus Rashford's form having plummeted this year, could be considered the club's best attacking player.
The Argentine played 38 consecutive games until the end of the season, transforming himself from a bench staple into a bona fide starter.
The youngster made a total of 50 appearances and contributed 15 goals, becoming just the second teenager to achieve this feat in Europe's top five leagues this season.
Furthermore, he has played over 3,000 minutes this year, with only Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot having played more minutes among the club's outfield players.
The winger has never played so much football in his life and many fans are worried he will not get proper rest ahead of next season, which will be crucial for everyone involved at Old Trafford.
The Argentine has already been selected for the national squad for the Copa America but there are growing fears he may also feature in the Paris Olympics.
A reliable Argentine journalist reported over the weekend that Garnacho will not be selected for the national team because United did not give Argentina permission to include him in the national team.
However, further debate ensued yesterday with new reports suggesting that United have not actually made any decisions about the player's participation in the Olympics.
However, the team was officially announced late last night and, to the relief of United fans, Garnacho was not included in the final squad.
Argentina will begin their Copa America defence against Canada on June 21 and, if they win as expected, the final will be held on July 15.
Garnacho is unlikely to take part in Manchester United's pre-season tour of the United States but could be available for the Community Shield match against Manchester City on August 10, just over a month later.
With his Olympic berth now confirmed, he might not be eligible for selection until late August or early September.
