Manchester United supporters are shocked by FABRIZIO ROMANO’s awful news concerning Eric Ten Hag and Marcus Rashford this morning.
Erik ten Hag said of Marcus Rashford’s performance for Manchester United, “I’m not thrilled.”
Rashford was Ten Hag’s team’s hero the previous season, tallying 30 goals across all competitions.
The academy graduate has received criticism this season for managing just one goal in 15 appearances.
The tension has only increased following Rashford’s red card against Copenhagen in the Champions League.
Rashford’s season hasn’t been easy.
This has been a challenging season for Rashford / Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/GettyImages
Although not everyone at Manchester United is “happy” with Marcus Rashford’s current play, manager Erik ten Hag thinks the player can find his best form again.
With 30 goals in all competitions during Ten Hag’s debut season, Rashford was the star of the show. This performance won him a lucrative new contract, but he has not been able to sustain it and has only scored once in 15 games so far this season.
For the second time in his professional career, Rashford’s situation worsened when he received a straight red card, which led to United’s Champions League collapse against Copenhagen.
Despite his difficulties, Gareth Southgate decided to keep Rashford in the England team during the November international break in an effort to remove himself from the player’s problems at the club level.
However, Ten Hag did not hold back while criticising Rashford’s sorry state of affairs and he pushed the 26-year-old to find a solution as quickly as possible.
England’s Marcus Rashford
Rashford has had trouble matching his accomplishments from the prior season. GettyImages/Maja Hitij
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When asked about Rashford’s form, Ten Hag responded, “I think he’s not happy, we’re not happy.” “He has high standards for himself, and while he isn’t performing at his best right now, I have faith that he will improve.”
