Simon Jordan has advocated for Marcus Rashford to depart from Manchester United, citing benefits for both the player and the club.
Despite Rashford’s underwhelming performance this season, with only eight goals scored and United’s current eighth position in the Premier League, there’s concern about the team’s European qualification prospects.
As Rashford approaches his 400th appearance for United against Arsenal, his future with the club has come into question. During a discussion on the Three Up Front show, hosted by Simon Jordan and featuring former footballers Troy Deeney and Graeme Souness, Rashford’s abilities were scrutinized.
Deeney suggested Rashford isn’t in the world-class category, while Souness criticized his effort and recent performance against Luton Town. Jordan expressed the opinion that Rashford should consider moving on from United for his own benefit, given the current situation.
Despite United’s desire to retain Rashford, evidenced by his long-term contract until 2028, there’s debate surrounding his commitment and performance levels. Souness emphasized the importance of dedication and professionalism, suggesting that Rashford’s attitude wouldn’t be tolerated at a top-tier club.
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