Ruben Amorim, the coach of Manchester United, has expressed his frustrations with Marcus Rashford's recent behavior. The forward has not been part of the last three matchday squads due to some poor decisions off the field. Rashford has admitted that he is looking for a new challenge, and United is reportedly open to selling him in 2025. This announcement came just after he was dropped for an important game against Manchester City.

Amorim has tried to resolve the situation by suggesting that Rashford's desire for a new challenge is linked to his own mission to revive United's success. However, it's clear that Amorim is not pleased with Rashford's attempts to control his own future. In an interview, Amorim mentioned that players often have many people influencing their decisions.

When asked about the situation, Sky Sports journalist Melissa Reddy criticized Rashford’s conduct. She questioned whether Rashford truly cares about United, given the recent media storm. Reddy pointed out that fans want to see commitment on the pitch, in training, and how players interact with their teammates. She also highlighted inconsistencies in Rashford’s actions, such as skipping training despite being fine.

Reddy also mentioned that Rashford’s comments about wanting a new challenge are odd, given that he recently claimed his love for United. She believes that if United truly meant a lot to him, he would work hard to prove his loyalty to the manager and the team.

As for United’s officials, they have decided not to intervene in the conflict. They will let Amorim decide whether to sell Rashford in January or keep him. Some of Rashford’s teammates are reportedly upset with his comments, and potential destinations for him include top European clubs like Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Bayern Munich.

Rashford's Future at United: A Coach's Concern

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