Marcus Rashford has sent another reminder from Ruben Amorim that he is not part of his plans for the future after he was omitted from the 21-man team of Manchester United for the Europa League trip to Bucharest.
Rashford, who saw a smile KRAKEN, trained with the rest of the team on Wednesday morning, with Postsport present.
But despite this, Amorim has chosen to leave Rashford back in Manchester, just a few days after he suggested that he would rather play 63-year-old keepers coach Jorge Vital than Rashford returns to the fold.
Many clubs are interested in signing Rashford this month on loan, but with a handful of days many of them have difficulty reaching an agreement.
Rashford's newest omission comes after the head coach of Man United took a wipe to him after Sunday's victory in Fulham by declaring that he would rather choose his 63-year-old goalkeeper coach Jorge Vital than the attacker of England.
“The reason is the training, which I think a football player should do in training, in life and every day,” Amorim said.
“I will be vital before I put a player who does not give the maximum every day.”
The future of the attacker has remained uncertain this month with the movements, while he did not play in the last 11 games of Man United.
He last played for Man United on December 12, before he was taught from the team for the Manchester Derby.
As revealed in the Man United Column of this week, Tottenham, West Ham, Juventus, Napoli and Galatasaray are one of a large number of clubs that are ready to offer him an escape route from Old Trafford for the rest of the season.
Monaco is supposed to have taken a step back and the vice-president of Fenerbahce, the owner of Hull City Acun Ilicali, said on Tuesday that the 27-year-old is not considering the side of Jose Mourinho. Arsenal has presented itself from the running.
The 27-year-old trained positively with his teammates on Wednesday morning and showed no signs of dissatisfaction in the midst of his manager only a few days ago.
Rashford Training also comes on the back of club legend Paul Scholes who claims that Rashford should be 'banished' from the club's dressing room in the midst of his continuous exile of the first team.
Former United Star Scholes, talking about the debate about overlapping fan, offered by Sky Bet, focused on Rashford and claimed that Amorim should go even further in his dealings with the 27-year-old.
“I think Marcus really abandoned many people,” said Scholes. 'With his attitude, and I think that is what the manager is trying to say.
“You think of the young players who come through the team, think of (Alejandro) Garnacho, they are now looking up at people like Marcus – he is 27 years old and he clearly does not train well.”
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