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Recent reports in Manchester suggests that Manchester United have decided to put Marcus Rashford up for sale. According to the statement, it's part of the club's "cultural reboot deemed necessary to transform the club after standards were allowed to decline in more than a decade."
Rashford have been the club's highest paid player for for too long but the England international have failed to contribute as much as he receives. Do you think this decision by the club management is a good one or do you think it might likely backfire and leave them in regret? Let me read your thoughts

He's been criticized by almost all managers from the past who managed him for Manchester United but he seems to be a dump punk who's not ready to take no advice and ready to focus on balancing his on the field attitude and off the pitch. I have said this a billion times, he is amongst the list of players you'd want gone if you want the success of Manchester United. I don't rate his game, he's already been at this club for a long time but no signs of improvement, lad should be axed.

He is like a waste in the club and he is a selfish player. It was only last two seasons that he played impressively but after that time, he dropped form drastically because he isn't a serious person. United put their hope on the wrong players for transformation of the club and that's why they faced all these drawbacks. They should have sold him since but Ten Hag don't know what he is doing.

Putting up Marcus Rashford is a welcome development afterall his input into the club as diminished tremendously thus what is the essence of earning huge amount of wages without any positive impact to the club, I think since he signed and renew his contract that was when his career at Man Utd nosedived, I agreed that the club need a massive purging thanks to Amorim whom I believe will do the needful by weeding out underperforming players, In their last match we all watched how these duo teenagers Amad and Mainoo played brilliantly well without Marcus Rashford this It's time to sell him.