Scholes agrees, backs United to sack Rashford, says he is a bad example for younger players
After Rio Ferdinand, the famous former Manchester United defender, criticized Marcus Rashford, the Red Devils’ homegrown striker, as likely to have no future with the team.
Recently, Paul Scholes, the legendary midfielder of Manchester United, has come out to express his opinion that he thinks Rashford has disappointed many people with his attitude. It is expected that this is what Ruben Amorim, the manager of Manchester United, is trying to convey.
After the ทางเข้า UFABET สำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ สมัครวันนี้ รับโบนัสฟรี game last weekend. Amorim said in an interview that Rashford’s situation has not changed. He needs to train well to be an option to play. If the players are not interested. It would be better to choose a coaching staff in their 60s to play instead.
Scholes said when you think of young players coming through the ranks, like Alejandro Garnacho, they look up to someone like Rashford. He is 27 now but is not serious about training.
The Red Devils legend continued that he remembered years ago telling Sir Alex Ferguson. The legendary manager when he was still a player. That he did not want to play in the game against Arsenal. Ferguson replied that if he did that, he would let his teammates down, which was the worst thing. Those words have always stuck with him. Because he did not think about that angle at all and now Rashford is doing the same thing.
“He may not have refused to play, but he has behaved in a way that is not right, including his behaviour in training, which is a way of saying that he doesn’t want to be involved. So I think if he has let his team-mates down he should be sent out of the dressing room instead of letting him hang around and setting an example for the younger kids. He should be kicked out of the team as soon as possible,” Scholes said.