Manchester United coach's leader Ruben Amorim is reported to have cut all contacts with winger Marcus Rashford after raising his criticism of the English.
While amorim has always challenged Rashford to raise his standards away from the field, the new boss received his appreciation for the 27-year-old on a new level last week when he claimed to do so Rather play his 63-year-old coach of goalkeeper Jorge Vital On Rashford, despite knowing the influence since departing someone from Rashford's talent there is a team.
The Guardian The state no longer has an active line of communication between Rashford and Amorim, which speaks only forward in broader conversations with the whole team.
Publicly acknowledging his desire for a “new challenge”, Rashford remains available for transfer this month, but has found difficult opportunities to reach, and it was recently reported that it was seeking to force his way in the opinion of amorim.
United Legend Rio Ferdinand recently warned Rashford it had ”No way out“, however, and now the other Red Devil friends Paul Scholes have even suggested that Rashford should be expelled from the united dressing room.
“I think Marcus has left a lot of people really,” he told overlapping. “With his attitude, and I think that's what the manager is trying to say.
“You think of the new players coming through the team, think of (Alejandro) Garnacho, they are looking for people like Marcus now – he is 27, and he is not training properly.
“I remember years ago when I said (Sir Alex Ferguson) I didn't want to play in that Arsenal game. He said to me: 'The worst thing you've done is let your team sit down', and this with I really got stuck with him because I was not really thinking about it.
“All right, he is not refusing to play, but in the way he is behaving and the way he is training, in a way he is saying,” I don't want to get involved with these. “
“So I think the fact of allowing your teammates in that dressing room, he has to be expelled out of the dressing room really. If he is inside and about it and the young people are seeing it as an example, the faster he has gone better. ”