Ruben Amorim was reluctant to be drawn whether Marcus Rashford and Antony could get a second chance among him at Manchester United when their loan spells end this summer.
Rashford left United for Aston Villa in January after he was frozen by Amorim because of his attitude in training. According to the conditions of the deal, Villa covers at least 75 percent of its £ 315,000 salary per week and has an option to permanently make the move at the end of the season for £ 40 million.
The 27-year-old has rediscovered his form and regained his place in England and played during the international break against Albania and Latvia after he was called up for the first two games of Thomas Tuchel and then scored his first goals for Villa in the FA Cup victory on Preston on Sunday.
In the meantime, Antony has made Real Betis in Spain under the loan after he had trouble holding a place of the first team under Amorim.
The United Boss, however, was cautious about the future of both players when he was asked for Tuesday's visit to Nottingham Forest.
'I am planning the future, but I don't want to talk about the future at the moment. I just want to concentrate at stake, “he said.
'I know Rashford very well and everyone knows the talent he has. So I have already talked about that. He is a top player if he wants to.
'So I am not surprised and it is the same with Antony. It is good that we see our players well loan in a different context. That can happen. It is a good sign for the club. '
Printed on the issue, he replied: 'Boys, let's concentrate on the game. We are very happy for our players who are doing well. '
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