“ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. The have to tell the fans the truth. It happened two years ago and I never wanted to tell anyone. Kills me everyday knowing that I played for the same club. That’s why I can’t player better here anymore”-JUST IN: After Manchester United loss against Bournemouth, Marcus Rashford finally BREAKS SILENCE as he reveals the mains reason he has been under-performing and why he hasn’t been available for matches Under Rúben Amorim.

Marcus Rashford was spotted at Old Trafford despite being left out of Manchester United’s squad for the third consecutive game under new manager Ruben Amorim.

The forward, who was first dropped for the Manchester derby last weekend, has yet to make a return, missing United’s midweek fixture and now their 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth. Despite being sidelined, Rashford showed support by attending the match, which ended with the home crowd booing the team off the pitch.

This latest omission comes shortly after Rashford, who is no longer part of England’s international setup, hinted at his intention to leave the club. In an interview with Henry Winter, the 27-year-old expressed his readiness for a fresh start.

“When I leave, I’ll make a statement, and it will be from me,” Rashford stated. “There will be no hard feelings. You won’t hear any negative comments from me about Manchester United. That’s just who I am. Personally, I think I’m ready for a new challenge and the next steps.”

Rashford’s candid remarks have divided opinion, particularly as his recent performances have been underwhelming. Last season, he scored just eight goals across all competitions, a return that has drawn criticism given his status as one of the club’s top earners.

Amorim defended his decision to exclude the forward, emphasizing the importance of professionalism both on and off the pitch. “It is important—the performance in training, the performance in games, the way you dress, the way you eat, the way you engage with your teammates, the way you push your teammates,” he said.

Despite Rashford’s public comments, Amorim has insisted he sees the player as part of United’s future.

“We face a new challenge here, the biggest challenge in football because of the difficult situation we’re in,” Amorim explained. “I hope all my players are ready for this challenge. I just want to win and help the team improve. We are better with Marcus Rashford—it’s that simple. We’re trying different things to help him return to his best level, which he has shown in the past.”