FANS ARE SHOCKED and Mad at Rúben Amorim after what Marcus Rashford said about him and what the coach did to him, which he claims no other coach has ever done to him.

Marcus Rashford has embraced a fresh challenge at Aston Villa, showing a willingness to step into an unfamiliar role just days after making a surprising loan move from Manchester United. Despite attracting interest from top European clubs, the England international opted to remain in the Premier League, linking up with fellow countrymen Ollie Watkins, Ezri Konsa, and Morgan Rogers at Villa Park.

Eager to reignite his form after struggling for consistency under Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim, Rashford appears open to taking on a different position if required. His natural preference is to play on the left wing, where he has built a reputation as a dangerous attacking threat. However, reports suggest that he may be asked to operate as a central striker, a role he has previously been reluctant to embrace.

According to The Guardian’s Manchester correspondent, Jamie Jackson, Rashford could be set for a new challenge leading the line for Villa. In a social media post, Jackson hinted at this possibility, stating that Rashford is not only prepared to play as a No. 9 but could potentially thrive in that position. This shift comes at a time when Villa has made changes to its attacking lineup, notably following Jhon Durán’s departure to Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League. Adding to the speculation, Rashford has been handed Villa’s No. 9 shirt, further reinforcing the idea that he could be utilized as a focal point in attack.

This potential move to the center-forward role contrasts with his previous stance on the position. In a 2019 interview, he expressed a desire to remain versatile rather than be restricted to the No. 9 role, highlighting his preference for dynamic movement across the frontline. However, with Villa’s attacking setup evolving, there is a possibility that he and Watkins will alternate between the wing and striker roles, providing more flexibility in Unai Emery’s tactical approach.

Regardless of how he is deployed, Rashford’s arrival significantly boosts Villa’s attacking options as they push for a strong finish to the season. Fans will be eager to see how he settles into his new surroundings and whether he can excel in a role that has long been a topic of debate.