coming from Fabrizio Romano, Jamie Redknapp criticised man united’s star player,for his lacklustre performance in the team’s heartbreaking draw to Brentford. Jamie Redknapp described the player’s muted performance as dismal and uninspired. He said ” I’m watching him. He’s walking around like it’s a bit of fun out there.” all i see is that he no longer wants to play for Manchester United”.The player’s performance was deemed unsatisfactory by Redknapp. “Jamie Redknapp is ‘unimpressed’ with man united’s’sluggish’ performance during the’shocking’ draw to Brentford. He played the worst game of his life. He gave a poor performance yesterday🙀😡🙀.
Jamie Redknapp delivered a scathing assessment of Marcus Rashford’s lackluster performance in Manchester United’s match against Brentford.
Manchester United’s hopes for a win were dashed in a frustrating 1-1 draw against Brentford, leaving them trailing Aston Villa by 11 points in the race for fourth place in the Premier League with nine matches left.
Despite Brentford’s relentless attack with 31 shots, Manchester United appeared poised to steal a victory in the dying minutes when Mason Mount scored in the 96th minute upon his return. However, their hopes were crushed as Kristoffer Ajer equalized just three minutes later.
During halftime analysis, Redknapp didn’t hold back, singling out Rashford’s first-half performance and questioning his dedication.
“They’ve been really poor tonight. The lack of effort, energy, and willingness to win individual battles is shocking,” Redknapp commented on Sky Sports, according to Manchester Evening News.
“I’m watching Rashford. He’s strolling around like it’s a casual kickabout.”
Rashford, who impressed with 30 goals last season, seems to have fallen short of his previous standards, raising speculation about his future at Old Trafford, especially amid reported interest from PSG.
The road ahead looks tough for Erik ten Hag’s team, with challenging fixtures against Chelsea and Liverpool scheduled within a three-day span next week.
With hopes for Champions League qualification diminishing, focus shifts to the FA Cup, where United will face Coventry City in the semi-finals in their bid to salvage their season.
