Manchester United view sidelining Marcus Rashford as key to cultural reboot
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But he wants a new challenge and wants to play for a new club. So why waste time on him?
Because we’re still paying him a fortune, he’s capable of scoring a goal every now and then and he’s going nowhere until the next transfer window (at the earliest)?
He's making sure Rashford is seen as the instigator of the move away.
Improving Marcus is the same as getting him to do the work in training and in games that Rueben and the rest of the team needs
I think it would be a problem, if a new manager had given up on Rashford after so little time in the club.
He's not really, I think he just said that to tip the scales the clubs way when negotiating with his new club. He also said, he and the club will deal with him when the time comes.
I don't see any way back for Rashford. Gladly.
Because he had a good season a few years ago.
I think he needs the right club to try and get him out of his shell again. Arsenal might be a good fit
For several years the eye of Gondor has been looking at Rashford and wanting him sold. Now it seems a possibility, that eye of Gondor is turning in. It seems that the narrative is now changing to Rashford is worth keeping and no trouble at all
I'd rather him up top than zirkzee right now, assuming he will do what the coach is asking. If we can't sell him and he can play his way to the shop window, and he starts training well, why isolate him?
You'd have to ask someone inside the club who has the full story. Presumably there is a good reason for his exclusion from the squad
Sell him for underperforming. This whole culture reset by selling a certain player is bs. Same bs was said in Rooneys last years then Pogba.
Last year we had Sancho in a bad situation, and now we have Rashford. But this is so much more sad. Rashford has been in the club for 19 years. I really hate to see him in this situation where it seems like he somehow has lost his motivation.
I'd much rather Rashford knuckled down and proved his worth, but it seems he's no interest in doing that now.
Last year ETH did battle with Sancho. I’m hoping Amorim handles things better with Rashford.
If nothing else, keeping Rashford out of the squad reduces his sell on value.
Like any job, people can lose motivation from being in a job so long. There are very few one club players these days. If it’s time to move him on, then let’s crack on and get a replacement lined up
If he's not training well enough to be picked for the match day squad then there is no point in him being at the club. The present situation is in neither his nor the club's interest.
Sounds like you've been watching too many Peter Jackson movies
Outside of a few words in interviews, that are unavoidable, we're not wasting time on him. He's not even in the squads.
Or.. we put them on a pedestal and overate. It is trully their level.
Actually, AWB should have been the question, a resounding NO should have been the answer.