Manchester United coach leader Ruben Amorim has given some more details to help explain why Marcus Rashford was frozen in Old Trafford, claiming he could not persuade the 27-year-old to buy in his favorite style of the game.
Rashford He scored 81 seconds in the Amorim debut in the united Dugout and eventually scored three goals in six appearances before being thrown to Derby Manchester in mid -December.
Amorim never gave Rashford another minute of first team football and only included in a subsequent team of match before sanctioning his Loan exit at Aston Villa.
The reasoning for this constant exile has always been unclear, with Amorim even accepting That the team would benefit from a player who boasts of Rashford's qualities during their current fighting. The Portuguese boss expanded on the issues he had with England International this week.
“I couldn't get Marcus to see the way you have to play football and train the way I see it,” amoring the media told.
“Sometimes you have a player who is really good with a coach, and the same player with another coach is different. I wish the best for Rashford and (Manager Villa) Unai Emery, and they can be connected Because he is a very good player. “
During First interview as a player of Aston VillaRashford greeted Emery as “a senior manager”, adding: “What he did at the club after he came to Villa is incredible.”
Left natural winger has previously noticed how he would have to “fit” with system 3-4-2-1 villaFavorable tactics in his discovery. “I've had to choose somewhere where I feel my football style is convenient,” he said, “and can help them and help me redevelop and improve as a player.”
Amorim explained that Rashford had not clearly expressed his concerns with his play style, but described: “Something something you feel like coach and as a player. It is quite normal. It happened with many coaches.
“The important thing is that I am here saying it was my decision, like you (Malacia) and Anton was my decision to make these loans, and to keep some players even without any transfer.”