Man Utd Souness slams ‘failure’ Rashford for ‘quietly accepting’ transfer as exit ‘proves’ one thing

Pundit Graeme Souness has hit out at wantaway Manchester United forward. Marcus Rashford after he announc that he wants to leave the Premier League giants.

Rashford is eyeing an exit route from his boyhood club as he’s announce that he’s “ready”. For a new challenge heading into the January transfer window.

The 27-year-old has slamme for his poor performances and attitude for Man Utd over the past 18 months. He has severely declined since scoring 30 goals across all competitions in the 2022/23 season.

It remains to be seen where Rashford will go, but he is reportedly attracting interest from. European and Saudi Pro League sides ahead of the winter window.

It’s been report that Man Utd would be willing to let Rashford leave on loan on one condition, while. Spanish giants FC Barcelona have made an ‘approach’ with the view to signing him in a loan-to-buy deal.

Souness has hit out at Rashford as his exit decision ‘proves he was not up for the challenge’. Of battling for his place under Ruben Amorim.

“Marcus Rashford says he is ready for a new https://ufabet999.app challenge and has proven he was not. Up for the first one thrown down to him of becoming a proper player at Manchester United.

“For me, it’s like he has put his hands up in the air and is saying he can’t deal with the expectation levels on his shoulders. He has failed at proving he is able to hold down a place in a team where you play cup finals every week.’

“In ten seasons at United, he has scored over 20 goals on just three occasions. That’s proof that he is not up to taking on the challenge or the responsibility of playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world.

“In his head, he is quietly accepting he has to go and play in a less challenging league. It will be interesting to see where he ends up because, as I said last week, I fear it will only be downhill for him from United.”

Like Souness, former Premier League manager Sam Allardyce has wanred Rashford that he “won’t do better than Man Utd”.