Marcus Rashford's recent poor performances have been controversial, and he didn't even want to run two more steps in front of goal to complete a make-up shot, but instead stayed where he was and lost his temper. Former England coach McLaren said in an interview that the current Rashford needs help to get out of the predicament, which makes fans question: Is the 24-year-old Rashford still a child? Does he still need someone else to blow and coax to adjust to his state?
As an English player from Manchester United's youth training, Marcus Rashford's status in the traditional Premier League giants such as Manchester United is not low, and the player was once regarded as the "next Rooney" of Manchester United to cultivate, looking forward to him becoming the future red devil's decent captain, so how is he doing at the age of 24? Cruelly speaking, in recent seasons, Rashford has basically been in place, no progress, and even regression, he began to become prone to injury, and his technology was stagnant.
In the past, Rashford was a forward similar to Ronaldo who could make flexible moves under the conditions of 1.85 meters tall, and now on the field you can only see Rashford relying on speed to directly complete the breakthrough, so the effect is undoubtedly extremely poor. To tell the truth, his speed is not the top, and he wants to be stupid and directly fight with others to complete the breakthrough, which is really whimsical in the Premier League.
Some people say that the addition of C Ronaldo has affected Rashford's central position in the team, resulting in a mentality that has also been affected. The former is a fact, but C Ronaldo is indeed a hundred times more reliable than him, and what about the latter? Or that sentence, throughout these seasons, Rashford's standing still has already begun, the previous few seasons there are no better people to compare with him, the problem will naturally be covered up, after all, it can be regarded as a tall man in the short, so now that C Ronaldo is coming, is Rashford's poor goal efficiency not at a glance?
To be honest, Marcus Rashford is not playing at Manchester United on his first day, and he knows at what level he is, he has the ability to grow into a good striker, but obviously not yet. The so-called influence of mentality is actually just a manifestation of Rashford's fragile psychological endurance, he can't accept that he is gradually disappearing from everyone, he can't accept that he has not been able to develop to the ideal height, so he will enter the dilemma of self-denial today.
Players naturally need help when they encounter difficulties, but shouldn't the most important thing be to solve them themselves? Cristiano Ronaldo didn't win five Ballon d'Ors with the help of others, and if he hadn't trained hard day in and day out, would he have gotten everything he has now? Rashford also needs to understand this truth.