Now that Ruben Amorim is in charge, Marcus Rashford’s future at Manchester United may be determined during the 2024-25 season. Amid the transfer exit rumors, a former Manchester United coach believes the Englishmen shouldn’t be sold.
Last month, TEAMtalk revealed that Paris Saint-Germain had reignited their interest in Rashford. Although the obstacles that prevented a summer transfer still exist, the Ligue 1 side might try again to secure his signature next year.
Meanwhile, Rashford is reportedly hopeful about turning things around and rediscovering his best form, according to TEAMtalk.
Recently, another report from TEAMtalk revealed that Manager Luis Enrique is a big admirer of the England international and believes he can get him playing at his best again.
Ex-Manchester United coach believes Marcus Rashford should stay
talkSPORT’s Alex Crook spoke with former Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan about Amorim’s arrival at Old Trafford and shared his thoughts on the team this season.
Phelan also discussed what the change could mean for Rashford, who might be on the move in 2025 if he struggles to find his form under the new manager.
“Well, that’s an easy thing to say [to sell Rashford],” Phelan said. “You know when somebody’s going through a bit of a slump in form, it’s easy to say, ‘Well, they can’t do it anymore.’ And then that’s backed up usually by contracts and money and all that sort of thing.
“I just think you have to screw your head on. You have to screw your head on and give the best you possibly can to training, to new influences and then in your performances and try and find a consistency which suits you and suits the team and just finally united again.”
