Man United leaders will listen to transfer requests for Marcus Rashford, due to the breakdown of the relationship between the English striker and coach Ten Hag.After deciding to continue to put their trust in Erik ten Hag, the Manchester team will find a way to make a profit from Rashford – a player who grew up from the club’s training academy.
Initially, Man United wanted to earn 80 million pounds from selling the English striker. However, they may have to accept a price of nearly 60 million pounds because Rashford has suffered a recent decline in form.
At the end of last season, Rashford and coach Ten Hag hardly spoke to each other because of the 26-year-old striker’s indiscipline.
The Dutch military leader warned his students about inappropriate behavior off the field. Rashford partied at a Manchester nightclub after Man United’s loss to Man City on October 29.
At the beginning of the year, the player wearing the number 10 shirt regretted having fun in Belfast (Northern Ireland) and used the excuse of being sick to take a break from training.
After the incident was discovered by the media, coach Ten Hag was extremely angry and considered Marcus Rashford’s attitude “unacceptable”.
That broke the relationship between the two teachers and students, although the Dutch military leader had to continue using Rashford when the Man United attack was short of people.
This goalscorer himself thinks that the teacher will be fired at the end of the season so the situation will change. However, through a process of consideration and evaluation, the Ineos team and Sir Jim Ratcliffe decided to still put their trust in Ten Hag.
Rashford is expected to return to Carrington to practice early next week (July 8) to prepare for the new season. If he does not go into the water and talk to resolve the problem with Ten Hag, he will be liquidated.
Currently, Man United leaders are working actively in the transfer market, initially identifying two urgent positions that need to be filled: center back (De Ligt) and striker (Joshua Zirkzee).