The proposed transfer of Marcus Rashford to PSG has taken an important turn.
According to reports, Marcus Rashford’s chances of leaving Old Trafford have decreased because Paris Saint-Germain is not interested in the Manchester United star. Although Rashford played the entire ninety minutes against Bournemouth on Saturday, the forward received criticism for his unimpressive showing.
Rumor had it that the Manchester-born player could replace Kylian Mbappe, who was set to join Real Madrid. Rashford’s services are no longer desired by PSG, according to The Sun.
According to sources close to the outlet, talk of a move to Paris was used to improve Rashford’s contract at United, and the report actually claims that the Ligue 1 team had no intention of signing the player. Last year, Rashford signed a multi-year contract with the Red Devils that would keep him there through the summer of 2028.
Given that the record English champions have once again struggled this season, it could be a blow to Rashford’s career. The draw on Saturday night with Bournemouth marked their 17th point loss this year.
Furthermore, Erik ten Hag’s team has only triumphed once in their previous seven Premier League games—a run of results that dates back to the middle of February. For one of the largest organizations in English football, Ten Hag has called his team’s performance “not good enough.” It is depressing stuff.
“We are into the final stage of the season and this is not enough,” Ten Hag stated in a statement following the game at Vitality Stadium. In actuality, though, we didn’t deserve any better today.
Ultimately, as a team, you don’t deserve any more if you give them so many opportunities in the first half. You must assume initiative, avoid taking chances, and score goals for yourself. That’s on them. Despite all of our issues right now, we performed admirably and played to our abilities.
With 10 points separating them from the top four contenders, United now faces an almost impossible task to qualify for the Champions League. And the former Ajax player thinks that one of United’s issues this season has been falling behind in games.
Ten Hag addressed the back weaknesses on his team, saying, “But you have to do it throughout the game, right up until stoppage-time, and we gave up points from winning positions in the last four games.” We were losing ground today, so we made a comeback.
“But it’s completely needless to lose positions. Three times, we misplaced the ball in places where it shouldn’t have happened. The players for United were not always well-organized, particularly when it came to the right side where there were gaps that the opposition could take advantage of. We ought to have handled this better.
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