Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim, has suggested that he would prefer to give a 63 -year -old goalkeeper coach in the bench instead of Marcus Rashford due to a perception of lack of effort.
The English striker has not been involved in the United Day team for six weeks and was out once again in Sunday’s 1-0 victory in Fulham in the Premier League.
With the closure of the signing market on February 3, it is not clear what the future will hold for Rashford, whom Amorim criticized for not showing someone’s attitude “that gives the maximum every day.”
“It is always the same reason: training, the way I see that a footballer must act in life. It is every day, every detail,” said Amorim, when asked why Rashford was not available.
“If things do not change, I will not change. It is the same situation for all players, if you do the maximum and the right thing, we can use all the players.
“It can be seen that on the bench we lack a little rhythm, but I would say that [Manchester United goalkeeper coach Jorge] Vital before a player who does not give the maximum every day. “
Nearby sources at Rashford insisted that the 27 -year -old has no problem with Amorim and was willing to play again for the club.
The hopes of moving to AC Milan have been frustrated by the arrival of Kyle Walker, since the Italian club can only sign an English player this month.
A potential assignment to Barcelona depends on the departure of a couple of players and neither Eric García nor Ansu Fati have been very willing to leave Camp Nou.
The former Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given, told the BBC Day match: “Fans are not stupid. They see that players are not good enough and Ruben Amorim is simply being honest.
“If you do not train hard and dedicate your life, you will not be in the team. You have to show your coach that you deserve a place in the team.”
Aston Villa’s eccentrocampist, Thomas Hitzlsperger, added: “He wants to set the example, but if he does, they will never be friends again.”
“Amorim is also under pressure. If it is very hard with the players, their teams will have to improve.”
