Man Utd legend Gary Neville sends warning to Marcus Rashford over Aston Villa move
Manchester United great Gary Neville has told Marcus Rashford to remove any ‘distractions’ that may. Be occurring in his life in order to get his stuttering career back on track at Aston Villa.
Rashford, 27, signed a six-month loan deal สมัคร UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีสำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ at Villa Park to put weeks of intense speculation over his future to bed with just 24 hours remaining of the January transfer window.
It comes after Rashford intimate that he was keen for a ‘new challenge’ away from boyhood club. United, where he has effectively frozen out by head coach Ruben Amorim.
Despite Rashford managing just 11 goals in the Premier League over the last 18 months, Villa are hopeful the England international can add a new dimension to Unai Emery’s frontline in the second half of the season.
The Villains have also agree a temporary deal with Paris Saint-Germain for Marco Asensio to help fill the void left by. Jhon Duran, who joine Saudi Pro League outfit Al Nassr earlier this month.
‘Rashford had to leave Manchester United, particularly after Ruben Amorim’Ex-United and England right-back Neville told.
‘There are a number of things about the Villa move that I think are in his favour. One, I think he’s going to a better football team at this moment in time. Manchester United fans won’t like hearing that but it’s a fact that Villa are far better than United.
‘It’s not worked\ out for him with the last few coaches at Manchester United so if you can’t make it work with Unai Emery then obviously he becomes the problem.’
Neville believes United will be hoping Rashford ‘succeeds’ at Villa in order to drum up interest from potential suitors ahead of a possible bidding war in the summer.
He added: ‘It’s a big opportunity for him to have a good three or four months and get his career back on track.
‘There’s no doubt, he’s had a nightmare in these last 12 to 18 months on and off the pitch, it’s all gone sour for him.
‘Manchester United will obviously want him to succeed as well because they’ll want the money that will help them get better players in the future.’