Jamie Carragher has told told the likes of CHELSEA that it is inevitable that Marcus Rashford will leave Manchester United in the coming transfer windows after falling well out of the picture under Ruben Amorim.
He really struggled last season under ex-boss Erik Ten Hag and has only managed to score 8 goals in all competitions for United, which is not good enough for a player of his ability and quality when he is on top of his game, and he is well out of the picture under Amorim.
According to the Telegraph, United started welcoming bids for the 27-year-old last summer following a drastic loss of form, and are ready to let him leave the club when the January window opens up next month.
Now, Carragher has opened up and claimed that it is inevitable that Marcus Rashford will leave Manchester United he said on Sky Sports: “It’s significant in that early on you see this with most managers who come in, want to send a message to the squad about the standards.
‘I think in some ways it feels a bigger decision than it actually is because it looks like a big message he’s left Marcus Rashford out. I mean, is Marcus Rashford in the best 11, really? How good is he? We’re not talking about a world-renowned superstar here.
‘I actually think we talk about Marcus Rashford too much, if I’m being totally honest. He’s a good player, not a great player, he’s been a really good player for Manchester United.
‘It is time for him to leave the club, but whether there will be any takers with the wages that adds on and things like that, who knows? I just think a parting of the ways is inevitable at some stage and I think for Manchester United and Rashford the quicker that comes the better.”
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