Marcus Rashford Exiled From Manchester United For Not According To Standards

Marcus Rashford still not according to the standards desired by Ruben Amorim (Instagram/@marcusrashford).

Ruben Amorim has warned Marcus Rashford that he will remain exiled until he begins to meet the expected standards of a Manchester United player.

Rashford has been dropped from squads for the last three games against Manchester City, Tottenham Spurs, and Bournemouth.

Amorism has hinted that its neglect was due more to performances in training than an interview in which Rashford said he wanted to leave the club.

The Manchester United manager said he was happy to leave the 27-year-old on the sidelines until the matter was fixed.

"When I feel that this is the right time, I will change something until then."

"I will continue to think about what is best for the team. I speak to him every day, not about interviews, but about his performances."

"That's my decision. He wants to play. He tries. That's my decision, only my decision."

"I try to do everything in my own way. That's the only way I know."

"If I don't do it, I will lose myself. I will not lose myself. I know what I did," Amorim said when asked about Rashford's situation.

After a successive defeat to Tottenham and Bournemouth, Manchester United will face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Boxing Day.

Amoritism tak berjanji bakal membawa Rashford ke Molineux. Namun, ia tak menutup pintu.

"Be the best he can. If you have big talent, big performance, big responsibility, big engagement, encourage everyone to come forward at this time."

"Some people have big responsibilities here because they've been here for a long time. So, this may be one of the lowest moments at our club."

"So, we have to deal with it and be strong at the moment. That's what I want for every player in the team," said Amorim regarding how Rashford was able to return to the team.

The Amorium press conference has been dominated by questions about Rashford since he was expelled from the squad for the Manchester Derby.

However, he stressed the British striker was not a distraction, especially as the players and staff understood his stance.

"It's not (disturbation) for me. Not for other players because everyone is there every day during training, they understand."

"That's the core of the problem. For the media and other people, I can't control it. However, I'm really focused."

"They know, I'm very clear in my message. Everyone at Carrington knows what I'm talking about and what I want from Marcus and everyone."

"So, it's not a distraction for us, maybe it's for the media, but it's none of my business," said Amorim again.

Manchester United still have two matches before closing 2024. Apart from visiting Wolves headquarters, they will host Newcastle on December 31, 2024.