100% exactly what comes to mind when I think of Rashford.
Marcus Rashford (out)
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I’d argue we’d be weakening one
You're right, it's never his fault
your scoring burned out long before your legend ever did.
This is a classic post. I wonder if Marcus has the same PR firm?
Anyone fancy Jamie Redknapp as manager these days?
Maddison maybe?
Nah his bro is just on a new year jolly!
Rashford and his agent are probably looking at night clubs before football clubs. Got to check out the night life first.
The same club who evaluated antony at 80 millions. He is not a very good player, and not many clubs outside of MLS and SA care about marketability that much. If his wages were more down to his level, a 50 million fee would not be outrageous. But with his wages? I doubt any club would want to spend north of 35 millions.
We had the same issue with Sancho, who is also younger.
He won’t be getting sold for 20m
That's a very weird one to name. Moukoko had a patch a couple years ago where one might have called him an exciting prospect, but he ultimately failed to actually make headway in Dortmund and this season is loaned out to Nice in order to get any playtime at all.
Sounds like you haven’t watched Spurs this season
There is no doubt that the whole status of the club had impacted him similar to how it impacted lots of the players who joined united recently. But he is also to blame. He isn’t just underperforming, he doesn’t seem to want to play football. Like you said, he grew up dreaming of playing for united, he should’ve given everything on the pitch. But he didn’t. Eventually, he became a bad influence at the club.
https://www.thetimes.com/sport/foot...d-man-united-transfer-news-garnacho-gtqcgm9b7
[Hirst, Duncker] AC Milan set to reject Manchester United demands for Marcus Rashford loan | Italian club are expected to refuse to pay more than half of United forward’s £325,000-a-week wages with their top earner only on £150,000 a week
[Hirst, Duncker] AC Milan set to reject Manchester United demands for Marcus Rashford loan | Italian club are expected to refuse to pay more than half of United forward’s £325,000-a-week wages with their top earner only on £150,000 a week
Boo!
Based on actual performance value, Rashford is worth 20m at most. He's a player whose hype machine has created this fantasy of a world class footballer who really isn't. But of course the problem is his wages. No effing way should we consider subsidizing his wages and letting him play for another club. If we're going to pay his wages, he trains with us and contributes as a squad man for as long as his contract provides.
Great. What's he saying?
He is a risk for anyone, the wages and fee are further blockers. Agree he is deluded. This whole scenario will be humble pie and he will have to get his act together like Sancho has to an extent otherwise he will be yesterday's news.
It is very unlikely that Marcus Rashford (27/ ) will move to #BVB in this transfer window. As reported yesterday, the overall package (loan fee, especially salary, etc.) is too expensive. AC Milan is now pushing. #MUFC
Bor. Dortmund has considered a loan, but is looking for other options. Rashford is said to not have been coach Nuri Sahin's preferred solution either.
"We are well prepared," said Sahin today when asked by Sky. "But we will only do something if it makes us better."
@SkySportDE
Don't know why the poster didn't take the extra few seconds to produce this translation.
I'm hoping people start to realise that Rashford (out) is really just another component of INEOS needing to unwind so much of the damage done by the previous executive, which has left us in a really bad financial position. Even worse, it's left us in a really bad financial position at the same time as - I think and hope - we might have finally found a Head Coach who can, given time, backing and opportunity, finally move us forward.
Bluntly, Marcus is a serial under-performer, who at the reported ~£300K pw, is a growing liability (his attitude and likely further decline just add to this). Casemiro and Antony are the other stand-out examples of damage done, where we need to repair what we can as soon as we can.
Bluntly, talk of him being anything like a £75-80m talent is plain ludicrous, particularly given his contract situation. A realistic current scenario is a January loan - and Dortmund might be a better bet than a Serie A team - that we'll need to subsidise, with a hopeful future scenario based on him discovering some sort of form and us being able to drive up a fee to £30-40m in the summer window.
Bluntly, Marcus is a serial under-performer, who at the reported ~£300K pw, is a growing liability (his attitude and likely further decline just add to this). Casemiro and Antony are the other stand-out examples of damage done, where we need to repair what we can as soon as we can.
Bluntly, talk of him being anything like a £75-80m talent is plain ludicrous, particularly given his contract situation. A realistic current scenario is a January loan - and Dortmund might be a better bet than a Serie A team - that we'll need to subsidise, with a hopeful future scenario based on him discovering some sort of form and us being able to drive up a fee to £30-40m in the summer window.
Thank you. Seems like Milan is the most likely option at the moment then.
[Patrick Berger] It is very unlikely that Marcus Rashford (27/ ) will move to #BVB in this transfer window. As reported yesterday, the overall package (loan fee, especially salary, etc.) is too expensive. AC Milan is now pushing. #MUFC (...)
So Dortmund don't want him and AC Milan think he's too expensive
Sorry didn't realise, updated post as soon as I did.
Rashford is on £325k including CL incentives, I wonder if he is eligible for the extra bonus while on loan with Milan?
Milan would be a good move, with Leao struggling with injuries again he would slot right in.
Not often clubs have to loan out players on 325k a week. No wonder we’re finding his wages a sticking point.
The people who gave him that contract should be ashamed. Those wages are disgusting. It's really fecked us over!
That's one thing INEOS seems to be cracking down on.
It is par for the team
Casemiro 350k
Bruno 300k
Rashford 300k
Mount 250k
Antony 200k
De Ligt 195k
Maguire 190k
Eriksen 150k
Shaw 150k
Is there a point where a sale is so unlikely that you’re better letting him go for free? Do wages off the books help PSR?
Why will he go for free? He has a long contract left.
Just don't play him. He either takes a pay cut to fulfil his ambition to push for the England squad or hel go Saudi for the money.
Not much value for money there. Why on earth we offered the likes of Eriksen or Antony so much money is beyond me. They’d have been on a fraction of that before they joined us.
Well we would probably have to pay him a decent percentage of his contract for him to agree to a release.
Eriksen is paid above the odds because he was a free transfer.
Which is fine if you’re signing Rudiger or Mbappe, you expect a big signing on fee, wages etc to compensate for the lack of fee. But this was a player who nobody apart from Brentford was prepared to go near. I can’t imagine he was on anything higher than 50k at Brentford, would 75k not have done the trick?
This is like bleach in the eyes. I love Bruno and I can't believe that wage. The others.
