I don’t want to see him anymore in Manchester United because he is a very lazy player and all he knows is making women feel inferior. The new owner of Manchester United criticized a player whose leg didn’t touch the ball more than six times during the match against Manchester City yesterday. In order to learn his lesson, he should be placed on the bench, and he should learn it in a most unfortunate manner.πππ

Addressing the media on Sunday, Marcus Rashford openly discussed contemplating a departure from Old Trafford before the appointment of Erik ten Hag as the new manager of Manchester United, a decision that ultimately swayed his resolve to stay. Rashford reflected on his journey and the impact of Ten Hag’s arrival on his career trajectory.
Looking ahead, Rashford aims to build on his stellar performances from the previous season, which marked a personal best with Manchester United. He offered insights into his relationship with Ten Hag, emphasizing his commitment to the club following the signing of a new contract earlier this month.
Rashford acknowledged the uncertainties he faced, particularly during a challenging period marred by injuries and a dip in form. Despite initial doubts, Ten Hag’s managerial prowess and vision rejuvenated Rashford’s confidence, leading to a standout season at Old Trafford.
Reflecting on his earlier considerations of leaving his childhood club, Rashford revealed discussions between his representatives and Paris Saint-Germain. However, Ten Hag’s appointment proved decisive, instilling renewed ambition and determination within the team.
In response to inquiries about his past contemplation of departing United, Rashford emphasized the transformative impact of Ten Hag’s leadership. He highlighted the manager’s unwavering ambition and the collective goal of continuous improvement among players and staff.
Looking ahead, Rashford remains focused on elevating his game and fostering a culture of excellence at Manchester United. He reiterated the importance of sustained growth and cohesion within the team to achieve consistent success on the trophy front.