I played for Manchester United and I have some Arsenal transfer advice for Marcus Rashford

Dwight Yorke has claimed Marcus Rashford would be 'foolish' to leave Manchester United and join Arsenal. The 26-year-old forward has been briefly linked with an exit from Old Trafford following last month's disciplinary issue.

The England international was spotted on a night out in Belfast with manager Erik ten Hag insisting it was and 'internal matter' and has been dealt with. Once the problem was dealt with, Rashford marked his return from the social media storm with a goal to put the Red Devils ahead against Wolves at Molineux.

While the England international hasn't found the net in the Premier League since, he's remained a crucial figure in Erik ten Hag's side in the race for Champions League qualification. He has been linked with move away from Old Trafford in some quarters, with Paris Saint-Germain and even Premier League rivals Arsenal rumoured to admire the forward's abilities, no matter how unlikely a transfer appears to be.

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In an interview with Gambling Zone, Yorke addressed the criticism that Rashford has faced recently and claimed he hasn't 'fulfilled his potential' yet. With that being said, the former United striker insisted the forward would be 'foolish' to leave and that he's 'in the right place'.

Rashford to Arsenal? I think that’d be a foolish move," said Yorke. "Yes, people may think he wants to leave, but for what reason? He’s just signed a new contract and he’s easily, in my opinion, one of the best players at Man United.

"Of course, because of the level he reached last season he hasn’t been able to fulfil his potential. As