Marcus Rashford’s career at Manchester United appears bleak, especially under Rúben Amorim’s coaching.
Recently, Amorim excluded him from the squad once more during the victory against Fulham (0-1).
Since December 12, Rashford has not played, yet Amorim shows no signs of lifting this ‘punishment.’
Instead, he conveyed a stern message during the press conference at Craven Cottage.
Amorim stated, “If things don’t change, I won’t change.”
He emphasized that the consistent issue revolves around training and the expected behavior of a footballer.
He believes that every detail matters daily.
Furthermore, he expressed, “On the bench, you can see we lack rhythm, but I would choose Vital over a player who doesn’t give his best.”
For those unfamiliar, Vital refers to Jorge Vital, Manchester United’s 63-year-old goalkeeping coach.
Unless a significant shift occurs, Rashford’s likely to depart from Old Trafford.
Speculations suggest he may go on loan or transfer during the winter market, with interest from various European teams, including Barcelona.
Deco mentioned, “Rashford? First, we must resolve ‘fair play’ and finalize renewals.”
Notably, the England international has already turned down Como.
