According to British media, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim bombarded Rashford after the game against Fulham, saying that he would rather use 63-year-old goalkeeper coach Jorge Vital than choose the 27-year-old coach because he does not have a qualified attitude. Although this makes fans feel happy, it may affect the club to rent out the British Demon Star, imagine which club would be willing to pay a high price to bring in a player who is considered by the manager to have a bad attitude?

Marcus Rashford has not played for United in 11 consecutive games and there is now no turning back for him and Amorim. Manchester United sources insist the boss is talking about every player, not just Rashford. But Rashford's situation is already comparable to that of Jadon Sancho last year.

Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund have been suggested as possible candidates to bring in Rashford in January, but his £325,000-a-week salary is the biggest obstacle, which, combined with Amorim's comments, could ultimately lead to Rashford being unwanted or unable to reach a loan deal in United's favour.

If Marcus Rashford are to be allowed to leave before the deadline of next Monday's winter window, United may have to add a higher share of wages, as other clubs know that the Red Devils must be desperate to send off the England winger after Amorim has said so to ensure peace in the dressing room.

On Monday, Marcus Rashford took part in United's normal training session, which was arranged for players who did not take part in the game against Fulham. There were also rumours on the same day that two former Manchester United managers in charge of the Turkish Super League, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Jose Mourinho, were interested in bringing him in. However, the player himself did not wish to play in Turkey. Moreover, the two former coaches, especially Jose Mourinho, are also not optimistic about Rashford.

In his more than two years in charge of Manchester United, Rashford scored 28 goals and provided 18 assists. However, the Portuguese madman was not optimistic about him, believing that the player lacked maturity and lost his aggressiveness.

"I think today's children have a different social life than we do, and they have a lot of retinues around them. I'm talking about the personal entourage, the people around them, these people are too protective of the players, they spoil them, they make a lot of excuses." "So, they're maturing very slowly. We can talk about Luke Shaw, Anthony Martial, Jesse Lingard and Marcus Rashford, who are young people with a lot of potential but lack one thing. I can't say that word, but you like to talk about it, what they lack is character, personality and aggression."

In another interview with Sky Sports, Jose Mourinho elaborated on what he felt was wrong with Rashford. "In my opinion, it's not his age that matters." Mourinho said, "In terms of quality, he is a potentially good player. He's a very useful guy in certain games and he's a good player in some positions. But as a fulcrum, as a number nine, I don't think he has the ability to score goals as a top striker."

Mourinho was blunt: "I don't think he could have gotten better as a number nine. He can improve on the left and play as a two-striker, but if you want to play as a single centre-forward, I think it's very difficult for him to play against the opposition's defence, especially in a dense defence."

Marcus Rashford has missed the opportunity to improve himself and if he can follow Mourinho's demands and improve his discipline, then he could become a better player. It's a pity that he and Pogba, Martial and others are not satisfied with the strictness of the Manchester United manager, and just want to play comfortably, and finally fall into the current situation. Now, Amorim, a student of Mu Shuai, is determined to purge him.