But somehow, some United fans think he is a player that should be relied on. How do you rely on a player that can have 3 good games in a row even if the 3 games are against lower division teams.
If Manchester United was a serious team they should have gotten rid of Rashford by now. He's not good enough. The problem is, United fans see the potential in Rashford, they look at the kind of player he can be, not the kind of player he actually is. This is the same thing Barcelona fans did with Dembele. The fact that a player has potential doesn't mean he'll turn out to be a great player. Great players need to work hard every day to be at the top. They need to work harder than every other player and they need to always want to win. I can't see those features in players like Rashford and Dembele. When you have players like that in your club you have to let them go as soon as possible because they also earn Hugh amounts of money. That money can be put to use in better ways.
Actually, it's not just Rashford who should be immediately included in Man Utd's sales list, Antony should also be included, because in my opinion he is a failed player besides players who are approaching old age should also be sold immediately, and from the proceeds of the sale of these players Amorim can be a little free to bring in the players he wants to support the long-term project he is building with Man Utd. It seems like we will see Man Utd busy in the January transfer market.
I’m pretty sure Rashford is not the only Manchester United player that will leave in the upcoming transfer window. Manchester United will be looking to sell some underperforming players who don't fit into the long term plans of the new manager. Players like Case, Erikson, e.t.c. might be heading out of Manchester United in January. This will give room for Amorim to bring in some quality players that will fit into his long term project.
I heard Manchester United are looking at Ademola Lookman as a replacement for Rashford, can anyone confirm that rumor?
Signing Lookman might be an option to improve Manchester United's attacking line, but will he fit the style of play of Manchester United and the English league?
I think probably not, because previously even he could not develop his game well when he was still a player of Everton, Leicester and Fulham, even I remember at that time he was seen as a player who did not fit the fast and attractive English league game, so I think if there is a better choice of course manchester united should look for other players instead of recruiting Lookman from Atalanta, in addition to strengthening the attack, Amorim also seems to need to strengthen the midfield and defence to ensure greater stability in each of their lines next season.