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Quote from: Hyphen(-) on January 10, 2025, 10:33:40 PM

I don’t like the silence treatment Rashford was received from Amorim, as a player, it will affect his market value which will directly affect the outcome of the for the player especially if the team has never won title before now, the team will lose a lot of money because I don’t any team will pay huge amount for him because he is not having playing time, and it seems like they are tired of seeing him in the Manchester United.
However, I am sure he can still perform well in other team if they signed him especially in teams like AC Milan, Juventus, and Dortmund because he will be free and since he is used to hard premier league football, he can achieve a lot in other leagues.

The silent treatment means he's no more needed. If you noticed, whenever Amorim is asked about Rashford, he tries to deflate that he's more interested in the team than focusing on a player. The situation has really gotten bad that an exit this transfer window is very likely.

Rashford has a market value of €55 million euros and this is because his performance has dropped drastically. If it was two seasons ago when he was on fire, it would have been 100 plus. However, whatever United gets will be something judging that he's an academy graduate and costs a penny. I heard there's a bid of £21 million pounds on the table from Arsenal.

There are many clubs that want to sign Rashford. He is not getting much playing time at Manchester United and his form may decline because of this. Teams that want Rashford may ask for a price reduction using this as an excuse. If Manchester United are not going to play Rashford, they can clearly tell him to go to another team. This is the right thing to do for a player who has been playing for the team for years.

I think Rashford will contribute more to a new team because Rashford is a quality player and it will be easier for him to show this quality in a new team. It may be better for him to go to a team where he can always play in the first 11.

Every coach has his own way of getting rid of players he doesn't like, just like what Amorim did to Rashford, or how Erik Ten Hag got rid of Jadon Sancho back then, or like Victor Osimhen, who had to be willing to go to Turkey so he could continue playing football as Napoli no longer needed him..

But I agree with you, by leaving Rashford out of the squad Amorim risks lowering the player's value because Rashford no longer has time to show his skills and it could also create a negative impression.