Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has slammed critics who have questioned his commitment to his boyhood club. Recently, Rashford was dropped for disciplinary reasons this season by manager Erik Ten Hag. Thus, questions about his commitment towards the Red Devils have emerged following his latest setback. The young striker has now hit back at naysayers.
In an interview with The Players Tribune, England forward Rashford spoke at length about the constant talk regarding his form, family, and off-field activities which have affected him mentally. In addition, he stressed how the nature of the criticisms has led him to refrain from his usual ignorance towards the press.
26-year-old Rashford said, «I don’t normally like to respond to things said about me. It’s not in my nature. I’m an introvert… But if you ever question my commitment to Man United, that’s when I have to speak up.»
Rashford has coped with a lot of criticism following his indifferent run in the 2023/24 season for Man United, who are struggling in the Premier League and are in the sixth position. Many believe the club's disappointing run is linked to Rashford's form. The striker has managed just five goals this season and also failed to make an impact in other competitions. In the 2022/23 season, he was in top form with a career-high 30 goals. His form has nosedived considerably this time around and given a chance to his critics to target him.
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Rashford feels the media has not been fair to him but is confident of bouncing back soon. He added, «You know what, though? If I’m honest, a part of me doesn't mind it when people doubt me...Whenever I’ve been in my
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