Marcus Rashford, the Manchester United striker, is being watched for a better performance than he is. After the country’s media giant claimed he had been personally mentored by a former shooting star.
The 24-year-old has been clearly in a deteriorating form as he has made his last 11 appearances without a goal. Plus, was substituted for eight out of ten matches.
In particular, in the FA Cup third round win over Aston Villa 1-0 at Old Trafford, Rashford was as disappointing as ever. And that was replaced late in the game, with former Red Devils striker Dimitar Berbatov having indicated through the media that the young striker should talk to ex-star Alan Shearer, Chris. Tiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani join the club for advice without being embarrassed.
In relation to that case, most recently, on January 13, The Sun claimed that Shearer, who also watched the game on Monday as a BBC guru, had phoned Rashford. personally to make a number of recommendations.
The media said that Shearer, who used to play football with Southampton, Blackburn and Newcastle, netting a record 260 Premier League goals and making 63 caps for England, suggest ways to reduce the pressure on Rashford. as well as to bear the expectation And assures the shooting star of the Manchester United team that will definitely go through the slump.
At the same time, the Sun also revealed that Shearer, who was approached by the Red Devils, but did not move to join the coffin with The Dream Theater also told Rashford it might always call him if needed.
“I don’t want to point my finger at Marcus Rashford, he has no confidence anymore. We don’t know what happened to his personal life,” Shearer said following the Red Devils vs.
“I think I saw him trying. but it doesn’t work He looked very bad.”
In addition to Shearer, The Sun also stated that former Manchester United midfielder Paul Ince was another phone caller to advise Rashford, insisting the Red Devils should not drop him from the 11-cap list. first
“When you look at Rashford, he’s not happy. I think so why is that?” said Ince, who won two Premier League titles with the Red Devils.
“I’m not going to drop Rashford on Saturday, if it were me I would say to him ‘Marcus, where do you want to play? Number 10? Left side? You didn’t get enough balls, did you? You made the wrong decision when you got the ball? How are you feeling?”
Dropping him will do more harm than putting him in the game.”
Add friend at @Siamsport
Getty Images
[ ไม่อนุญาตให้คัดลอกรูปภาพหรือนำไปเผยแพร่รูปภาพต่อไม่ว่าวิธีใดๆ ถ้าฝ่าฝืนมีความผิดตามกฎหมายที่ระบุไว้สูงสุด ]