Casemiro, Marcus Rashford, Ruben Amorim and Mason Mount (Photo by Alex Livesey, Michael Regan/Getty Images)
Fabrizio Romano has given some insight into Marcus Rashford’s future at Manchester United, with the club apparently ready to negotiate his situation.
There doesn’t appear to be anything particularly concrete happening with Rashford in terms of talks with other clubs or any offers at the moment, but the England international’s future at Old Trafford is certainly one to keep an eye on.
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New Manchester United boss Rúben Amorim has made the big decision to leave Rashford out of the squad for the weekend’s crucial game against Manchester City, following reports that the 27-year-old could be sold.
this guardian Some media said that Amorin wants Rashford to leave, but Romano said that it may not have reached this point yet and will negotiate with the players…
It will be interesting to see the outcome of these negotiations, but it may not bode well for Rashford to be sacked from the team after so many reports that he was leaving the team. .
Things change quickly in football, but Rashford’s form has really declined a lot in the past year or so, so the club may have completely lost patience with him now.
Where next for Marcus Rashford?
Rashford will inevitably be linked with a number of top clubs, but with his unexpected lack of form starting in the 2022/23 season, a deal might also look a bit risky.
Arsenal was one name that was mentioned, but Charles Watts wasn’t sure if it was a good idea.
“When it comes to Arsenal these days, Marcus Rashford’s name always seems to come up,” Watts said. Offside.
“He always seems to be part of the conversation, especially among the fans, and given his current situation at Manchester United, that may be the case again as we move into January.
“Do I think he can be a chance for Arsenal? To be honest, I don’t think so. I’m just not sure he’s the guy they need.
“If he was the same Rashford he was a few years ago, I would think differently. But if that were the case, he would be playing week in, week out for Manchester United now.
“But he’s not and there’s a reason for that. So if Arsenal or anyone else bring him in in January then they will do it and hopefully he can get back to his best again.
“It’s just a gamble. Similar to what Arsenal did with Raheem Sterling this summer, it’s certainly not a gamble that pays off. Rashford will be worth a lot more as well.”
