Marcus Rashford’s transfer stance is obvious through a 10-word message from the FA Cup final in response to Manchester United criticism.
The future of Marcus Rashford has been the topic of media scrutiny for some time now and new reports have lit the fire once again.
According to The Telegraph, Rashford is reportedly battling to secure his long-term future at Manchester United under new boss Ruben Amorim.
The report suggests United were open to selling their no.10 during the summer and remain receptive to offers, as a sale could help address the club’s profit and sustainability challenges.
Concerns have been raised about off-field lifestyle factors impacting his on-pitch performances, the report added, despite Rashford scoring three goals in Amorim’s first five games in charge.
Saudi Arabian clubs and Paris Saint-Germain have been mentioned as potential destinations for the player in the 2025 transfer window.
Rashford is one of the club’s longest serving players now after making his debut under Louis van Gaal in February, 2016. He is also the club’s top goalscorer in the current squad with 138.
There have been large question marks placed on his commitment to the club from areas of the fanbase, which he already responded to after the FA Cup final win.
Following a game where he helped United produce shock victory against Manchester City, Rashford took to social media with a simple 10-word message after criticism.
“People want to know what Man Utd means to me!” he wrote, with an image of him with tears in his eyes after the full-time whistle.
Rashford looks like he wants to prove himself under the new leadership and that was also shown when he spoke to the media about Amorim last week.
“The connection is going to build and grow the more we get used to him. He’s come in in a busy period and hopefully the connection keeps building and growing. He’s come in with a great attitude and it’s passed onto the players,” the 27-year-old said.
“We all, as individuals, want to get back to our best and then push to improve so even in the bad moments you are doing the right thing.”
However, at this point it seems like Rashford cannot afford any more of the patchy form which we’ve seen beforehand. The club are open to moving him on and he has to prove that he deserves to stay.
Any move in January seems extremely unlikely due to the cost involved in such a deal, which means he has until the end of the season to seriously impress those in charge.
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