OMG!!! I can’t believe he said that after losing against Brighton. What is wrong with this club? I have never seen any coach say thay about his player”-Ruben Amorim’s immediate response when asked why Marcus Rashford isn’t playing for Man Utd despite no transfer offer speaks volumes as fans where very shocked and heartbroken.

In a season marred by underperformance and internal discord, Manchester United’s recent 3-1 home defeat to Brighton has intensified scrutiny on both the club’s management and its players. Central to the unfolding drama is Marcus Rashford, the once-celebrated winger who now finds himself marginalized under manager Ruben Amorim. Following the disheartening loss, Rashford took to social media to voice his discontent, stating, “You can try to sideline me, but you can never silence me.” This bold declaration has not only gone viral but has also reignited discussions about his future at Old Trafford. Rashford’s public dissent is the latest chapter in a series of events highlighting the strained relationship between the player and Amorim. The manager has been candid about his expectations, emphasizing the need for long-serving players to step up during challenging times. He remarked, “Some guys have a big responsibility here because they are here for a long time… We have to face it and be strong in this moment.” Despite these calls for leadership, Rashford’s recent performances have been underwhelming, leading to his exclusion from several match-day squads. Amorim has consistently maintained that selections are based on training performances and the overall benefit to the team. Addressing Rashford’s situation, he stated, “He wants to play. He is trying. It’s only my decision. When I feel that is the right moment I will change something.” The tension between player and manager has fueled speculation about Rashford’s future. Reports suggest that the forward is seeking opportunities elsewhere, with clubs like Barcelona expressing interest. Notably, Rashford has reportedly given Barcelona a 24-hour deadline to finalize a loan deal, indicating his eagerness for a new environment. Amidst this turmoil, Manchester United’s performance on the pitch has been dismal. The defeat to Brighton marked their sixth home loss of the season, a feat not seen since the 1989-1990 campaign. Manager Ruben Amorim did not mince words, stating, “We are perhaps the worst team in Manchester United’s history.” Such admissions underscore the gravity of the club’s current predicament.