Marcus Rashford has opened the door to leaving Manchester United, the only club he represented during his career.
«For me, personally, I think I’m ready for a new challenge and for the next steps», he said in an interview with English journalist Henry Winter.
“When I leave there will be no hard feelings. If I know a situation is already bad, I won’t make it worse. I’ve seen how other players turned out and I don’t want it to be like that with me. When I leave, I will make a statement and it will come from me”, he added, guaranteeing that, regardless of the destination, he will always be a 100 percent fan of the Red Devils.
Rashford, it’s worth remembering, was left out of last weekend’s Manchester derby, which Ruben Amorim’s team won 2-1 with a sensational comeback in the final minutes. — It’s disheartening to miss out on a classic, but it happened, we won and we’re moving on. It’s disappointing, but as we get older, we learn to connect better with setbacks. What am I going to do about this? Either sit and cry, or do my best next time», he concluded.
In England there was a lot of speculation about the reasons for Rashford’s and Garnacho’s absence from those called up for the duel in Manchester. Ruben Amorim assured that they were not left out for disciplinary reasons, but highlighted the importance of the players’ commitment to the team and also said that there were attitudes that should change.