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Of all the players on Manchester United's summer hit-list, Marcus Rashford would not have been on it. The emergence on Monday Rashford is considering his future is about as unsurprising as his supportive embrace of the Ukrainian Oleksandr Zinchenko as they warmed up on Sunday.
Chelsea's next owners have already been shown why they must pounce on the chance to sign Marcus Rashford following the Manchester United forward's psychic moment with Romelu Lukaku.
It's almost inevitable these days that after another humiliating defeat, another crisis will emerge at Manchester United. It's a tedious cycle, and one that has been seen far too often since Sir Alex Ferguson retired back in 2013.
Marcus Rashford is considering his future at Manchester United after the Manchester derby.
Resentment rife at Man Utd A punchy opening from Manchester Evening News claims “resentment remains rife” in the Manchester United dressing room as fringe players continue to question the team selection, an issue that was present under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and remains so with Ralf Rangnick in interim charge. Marcus Rashford is considering his future, Eric Bailly is frustrated by the continued presence of captain Harry Maguire in the side, while one player has described a team-mate as a ‘teacher’s pet’ over their constant selection as the fallout continues following the defeat to Manchester City.
Chris Sutton believes Roy Keane was ‘being kind’ when he said five or six Manchester United players should never play for the club again, instead believing 10 should be ditched.
Everton boss Frank Lampard remains confident that his side can avoid relegation this season.
Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo will target a move to Paris St-Germain, which could see the 37-year-old link up with Argentina forward Lionel Messi, 34, if Manchester United fail to qualify for next season's Champions League. (Football Transfers)external-link