Marcus Rashford doesn’t see football like I do, says Ruben Amorim
United manager Ruben Amorim said Marcus Rashford left the club because he couldn’t get the attacker in front of him.
Rashford, 27, took a loan on Aston Villa until the end of the season, has not been for Manchester United since he expressed his desire for a “new challenge” in December. Provide an introduction.
Villa has the option to permanently make the deal permanent for £40m, which will allow Rashford to have a near-term long-term connection with United.
“I can’t let Marcus see the way you should play football and train the way I see it,” Amorim said.
“Sometimes, you have one player with one coach and the same player with another coach is different.
“I hope it’s best for Rashford and (villa manager) Unai Emery because he’s a very good player and they can contact.”
Asked if Rashford said he disagreed with Amorim’s thoughts about football, Amorim said: “You know, like me, this is not the way it happens.
“It’s how you feel as a coach and a player. It’s normal. It’s happening a lot of coaches.
“It’s important that I’m here to say that’s my decision, like Tai (Malasia), Anthony is my decision to make these loans and keep some players even if there’s no transfer.”
Asked if it is possible for Rashford to return to Old Trafford in the summer, Amorim said he focused on the season because “we’ve been fighting for work until the summer.”
