Confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, What Man Utd fan shouted to Marcus Rashford during angry Old Trafford warm-up incident revealed. Its was also confirmed by team-mates that the words of the fans fans made Rashford shed tears 😢 in the teams dressing room. Marcus Rashford was seen responding to a Manchester United fan during the warm-up ahead of his side’s 3-2 win against Newcastle in the Premier League on Wednesday. Yes we all admit that Rashford haven’t been his best this season but this words are hurtful and not good for anyone, this supporter should be banned from Old Trafford💔🙀😪

Before Manchester United’s 3-2 victory over Newcastle, Marcus Rashford faced a critical moment involving a dissatisfied fan. Despite this being his 41st game in a disappointing season with only eight goals, the 26-year-old Rashford received a stark message from a fan during a pre-match drill near the Stretford End: “If you wanna go, go!”

This comment referred to the increasing rumors about Rashford’s potential departure, despite his commitment to the club until 2026, following a contract extension signed last July. In March, Mirror Football reported that Paris Saint-Germain was considering a £75 million offer for Rashford, amid speculation of Kylian Mbappe’s move to Real Madrid.

In response, another fan stepped in, advising Rashford to ignore the taunt. Christian Eriksen also intervened, escorting Rashford away as word of the incident spread among the players.

As the warm-up continued, stewards approached the fan, who was then led back to his seat by another supporter, likely his son. The instigator was criticized by nearby fans for his behavior.

This was not Rashford’s first direct confrontation with United fans. In March 2021, after a 1-0 loss to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, Rashford attempted to address a group of fans outside Old Trafford, gesturing with his hand, later admitting he had been overwhelmed by emotions.

Despite these distractions, Rashford celebrated his 400th first-team appearance for Manchester United in the match against Newcastle, helping Erik ten Hag’s team achieve their first Premier League win in four games.