Things go from bad to worse for United star who has “had enough” under Amorim – report

England star Marcus Rashford has “had enough” at Manchester United, as per reports.

United attackers have endured a tough 2024/25 season. Initially, Erik ten Hag’s side created limited chances for their forwards to score due to their very direct style of play.

New boss Ruben Amorim has brought in more proactive ideas, but his constant changing and tinkering so far has made it difficult for the players to find their goalscoring rhythm.

Amid this, Rashford has emerged as a rare bright spark for the Red Devils in the final third, having registered seven goals and three assists across all competitions.

However, the Englishman has found himself under scrutiny over his “lifestyle off-the pitch” and it is being reported that United are open to offloading their talisman.

Now, talkSPORT host Alan Brazil has shed light on Rashford’s mood at the club.

Speaking about the player’s potential future, Brazil said (via GIVEMESPORT): “Probably [move] abroad. I ain’t speculating, but it’s in the paper, so we have to talk about it.

“I know someone, and one of his kids, he knows him [Rashford] very well. He says he’s been picked on and he’s had enough. And you know, there’s two sides to it. I said ‘tell me then’, but he won’t tell me. There’s clearly something wrong.”

The 27-year-old has shown this season that he still has plenty to offer going forward. Furthermore, Amorim isn’t blessed with many quality attacking options.

Rasmus Højlund, Joshua Zirkzee, and Alejandro Garnacho have all yet to establish themselves as guaranteed goalscorers.

As such, it wouldn’t be wise to let him go as far as on-field issues are concerned. Having said that, if the off-the-pitch dynamic has become untenable between the club and their star academy graduate, it is best to part ways, sooner rather than later.

In that regard, it is being suggested that Barcelona could hand Rashford a lifeline away from England. 

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