Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has addressed the absence of forward Marcus Rashford from recent matchday squads, emphasizing his commitment to selecting players he believes are best for the team. Following a 3-1 defeat to Brighton, Amorim stated, “No matter what, I am not going to put out a player I don’t believe is the best for the team.”
Rashford, 27, has not featured in United’s last nine matches, with his most recent appearance being a Europa League victory over Viktoria Plzen on December 12. Reports suggest that Rashford is seeking a new challenge, attracting interest from clubs such as AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund, and Tottenham Hotspur. However, his substantial weekly salary of over £300,000 may complicate potential transfers.
Amorim has candidly described the current squad as the “worst Man United team in history,” highlighting the need for significant improvements.
Despite the team’s struggles, he remains steadfast in his selection policy, focusing on players who demonstrate the qualities he deems essential for the team’s success.
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