Rashford and Garnacho Under Fire Amid Man Utd Turmoil

The man who once symbolized hope for Manchester United, Marcus Rashford, is now facing sharp criticism and uncertainty over his future at the club. Former England international Chris Waddle slammed Rashford for coasting through his time at United after signing a lucrative contract, suggesting the 27-year-old began believing his own hype. Rashford fell out with manager Ruben Amorim and was sent on loan to Aston Villa in January, where he managed four goals.

Despite earning an England recall, an injury cut his season short, and with his relationship with Amorim fractured, Rashford is expected to leave permanently. Waddle believes Rashford's inconsistent attitude may deter clubs from investing in him long-term, noting his tendency to perform initially at a new club before becoming complacent. Aston Villa may not pursue a permanent deal due to concerns over performance and financial demands.

questioning Amorim’s decision to drop him for the Europa League final loss to Tottenham. Waddle criticized Garnacho for behaving like a senior player despite his youth, urging him to stay grounded. United are reportedly open to offers of around £40 million for the Argentine, with interest emerging from Italy as his future remains uncertain.