coming from Fabrizio Romano, ” since my arrival i have watched every game not missing one and I can see that the team needs a serious reconstruction especially from Rashford I don’t see his drive to play football like his been forced and and my team won’t tolerate any form of mediocrity as we plan to restore success in Manchester United”. Manchester United’s new co-owner is reportedly looking to replace Marcus Rashford with a younger option in the form of serie A star. the club is looking to make a big-money investment in a new striker, and this youngstar is seen as a perfect replacement. This is not looking good for Rashford. Sir Jim Ratcliffe seem to be strict with establishing discipline in man utd🙀🙀🙀

Manchester United’s newly appointed co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is set to usher in significant changes at Old Trafford, which could see the departure of both Erik ten Hag and Marcus Rashford.

With the club aiming to revamp its culture and reclaim its position at the forefront of Premier League contention, Ratcliffe and the revamped board are gearing up to implement decisive actions to raise the club’s stature.

The future of both Ten Hag and Rashford will be determined by Ratcliffe and the board, who will decide whether to keep one, both, or neither of them by the summer.

Marcus Rashford, the English international, has faced a tough season, only managing five goals in 31 appearances for Ten Hag’s underperforming team, a stark contrast to his impressive 30-goal tally last season. His relationship with Ten Hag has reportedly soured, leading to speculation about his future at Old Trafford.

Ten Hag has taken disciplinary measures against Rashford twice this season, first after Rashford’s birthday celebration in Manchester city center following a derby loss to Manchester City, and then for his trip to Belfast last month. The manager was particularly displeased with Rashford’s actions in Belfast, compounded by misleading information about the incident’s timing, which led to Rashford calling in sick for training just before an FA Cup fixture.

Although Ten Hag has publicly stated that the issue with Rashford has been resolved, there is growing belief among the club’s hierarchy that one or both individuals may need to leave this summer.

Rashford has drawn interest from Paris Saint-Germain as they search for a replacement for Kylian Mbappe, potentially making him a valuable asset for United in terms of financial regulations compliance and squad strengthening.

However, there is acknowledgment within the club that Rashford remains highly sought-after by their top rivals, including Manchester City, particularly when he is in peak form.

In contrast, Ten Hag’s future at United seems increasingly uncertain. Despite his assertion that he does not require public support from Ratcliffe, Ten Hag’s position is under scrutiny, with his performance for the rest of the season expected to determine his fate. Even if he secures Champions League qualification, it may not be enough to secure his position, with Ratcliffe and his associates reportedly contemplating the appointment of their own manager as part of a broader overhaul of the club’s sporting operations.

Ratcliffe, alongside Sir Dave Brailsford and incoming CEO Omar Berrada, aims to send a clear message that mediocrity will no longer be tolerated at United, potentially leading to the departure of both the manager and one of the club’s key players as the initial steps in their transformational journey.