Manchester Evening News has revealed that Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has failed to meet the expectations of the fans and the club. He has been a substitute in recent matches, such as the crucial clashes with Arsenal and Nottingham Forest, a situation that has sparked widespread debate over his future.
At Old Trafford, Rashford has often bright light, showing its great potential, however, those "light" is often just a flash in the pan, failed to last. For example, he hit two goals against Everton, which seems to be a sign of recovery, but it is not a "phantom light".
The media predicts that if Rashford is still unable to provide convincing play next season, Manchester United may put him up for sale in next summer's transfer window. Although Rashford still has a place under coach Amorim, his performance has not reached the expected height.
Fans and pundits are divided over Rashford's future. Some have called for continued support for the outstanding graduate of Manchester United's youth academy, convinced that he can regain his form, while others are frustrated by his inconsistent performances and believe that leaving United could be a turning point in his career.
The next six months will be crucial for Rashford. His performance will not only affect his prospects at United, but could also shape the future of his career. United and the fans are waiting with bated breath for him to prove himself and bring victory to the team.
