Unrest amongst Manchester United squad as Marcus Rashford's future looks uncertain

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Monday, March 7.

Resentment remains rife in the Manchester United dressing room over the selection strategy that has affected a number of players. Certain fringe players are still expressing bitterness at being overlooked in favour of a direct rival, an issue that dates back to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's final months as manager.

One player has described a teammate as a 'teacher's pet' due to their regular appearances and another player who has struggled for a regular run of games is jealous of the attention his competitors receive.

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Some United players have derided interim manager Ralf Rangnick's CV and are still dissatisfied with his methods. Certain players have questioned why United hired a coach who was working as a sporting director in the Russian league and are unimpressed with Rangnick's background in Germany, where his sole major triumph was the German Cup with Schalke in 2011.

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Marcus Rashford is considering his future at Manchester United after he was left out of the starting XI for the defeat to City.

Rashford has started two of the last 11 Premier League games and his situation was aggravated in the 4-1 thrashing at City, where Anthony Elanga started ahead of Rashford in what was the 19-year-old's ninth league start.

Rashford's role on the bench was particularly striking in the absence of fellow forwards Cristiano Ronaldo, Edinson Cavani, Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood.

United manager Ralf Rangnick revealed he considered playing Rashford through the middle but chose a strikerless formation to match City, with Bruno Fernandes playing as