ESPN: Amorim has the right to decide to drop Marcus Rashford Fans: Bad results have to be sacked

According to the latest news from ESPN, Amorim has the right to decide whether or not to use Rashford and will not be under pressure from the top management, including Manchester United owner Ratcliffe. That means it will be difficult for Marcus Rashford, who has recently been dropped by Amorim in three consecutive games, to return to the squad unless Rashford has been active in training. Marcus Rashford has publicly stated that he is ready to take on a new challenge, which means the player is ready to leave.

Manchester United fired Ten Hag with a lot of money and invited Amorim to coach, but Manchester United's results have not improved, and even worse than in the early days of Ten Hag's tenure. In the latest Premier League fixture, Manchester United suffered a 3-0 defeat at home to Bournemouth, which was exactly the same scoreline as Ten Hag's time in charge. Amorim took office three times, but it didn't burn at all, and he lost 3 in the last 4 rounds of the Premier League, which was miserable. Amorim completely abandoned Marcus Rashford, Manchester United have no goalkeeper at all, although Rashford is lazy, but he can score more than other Manchester United strikers. Now Rashford can't be included in the squad and doesn't have to take the blame at all.

Personally, United's problem is a top-down problem. Manchester United's high-salary renewal of Rashford and B fee are wrong, Rashford was still attacking before the contract renewal, and he lay flat after the contract renewal, which is unpredictable; But B Fei needs a lot of passes and shots in exchange for assists and goals, and the style of play is not the core style of play of the five major league teams at all, and B Fei is the captain and especially likes to complain, in fact, he is the biggest shortcoming and lower limit of Manchester United's revival. Amorim has lost 3 of 4 rounds in the Premier League, and if his record is so bad, he won't last long, and if his record doesn't improve, Amorim may have to leave in less than a year.