"With a lack of playing time, Marcus Rashford is thinking about his future at Manchester United".
Such news did not come from a certain "toilet paper" level of The English media, but from Romano, an expert who has gradually "authoritativeed" at the transfer level in recent years. Immediately after, it was a large-scale follow-up by a number of media. In essence, the verdict has been pronounced, and this news has a high degree of authenticity.
Since Ronnick took over Manchester United, Marcus Rashford has made headlines many times, not only about the decline in his performance on the pitch, but also about his unhappiness and the so-called serious thinking about the future.
As The "Big Prince" of Manchester United, Marcus Rashford's wind rating is falling off a cliff. While the reasons for all this are very complex, Rashford is definitely not innocence. He really needs to think hard about his future now, rather than using this as a means to put pressure on Lonnick and Manchester United management.
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After Lonnick took over Manchester United, public opinion was once very much looking forward to it. This is a very good coaching change chicken blood period, the whole team can be under the leadership of the new coach Lonnick, regain lost ground and confidence. But to everyone's surprise, Marcus Rashford and Greenwood suddenly became the protagonists of the transfer, and there were rumors with Teams such as Barca, Greater Paris, and Arsenal. Even if the news comes from the media of other countries, it is also very reprehensible in the context of the fact that Ronnick has just taken over.
There was not much follow-up coverage in the English media, and after a brief "raucous" period, everything returned to calm.
Marcus Rashford had a clear comeback after his injury: he contributed 2 goals and 1 assist in 4 rounds. Regrettably, he quickly entered the trough of the state. At the same time as the state on the pitch was sluggish, he chose to show his hands in front of the goal to face the opportunity to make up for the shot. Visible to the naked eye is the downward trend of desire and morale in the game.
With the more capable Elam plus position, Rashford's living space was further squeezed. Before the Manchester Derby, he appeared on the pre-match poster with C Ronaldo and was a veritable protagonist. But the reality is that after the injuries of C Ronaldo and Cavani, he still sat on the bench. Even if he was given the opportunity to come off the bench, his performance and morale did not improve.
The 1-4 defeat has made Manchester United very harshly criticized. At this time, the news that Rashford was unhappy and began to seriously think about his future came out again. Moreover, the source is a very highly credible Romano.
In fact, there are many overlooked events:
1. After Van der Beek joined Everton on loan in the winter window, Rashford left "My brother, go tell them what you can do" on social media. Who are "them", Sochaux, who has always trusted Rashford, or the new coach Lonnick, or the management of Manchester United?
2. At the same time, Rashford, together with the luxury brand Burberry and the British magazine The Face, launched a new magazine and a mural to celebrate the successful implementation of the program to help disadvantaged children read and express their admiration for children's rich imagination and creativity. To put it bluntly, Marcus Rashford was still distracted by off-court events when he was in desperate need of getting back in shape.
And who was the last United player to do that? Lingard. Jesse Lingard, who was performing badly on the pitch at the time, was fully promoting his personal branding off the pitch. Lingard, who did not have the support of the stadium performance, suffered a heavy blow in the business world and lost a lot of money. We all know the rest of the story, temporarily abandoning the off-site plan and sorting out personal family life, Lingard packed his bags and rented West Ham. Since then, the word "Lin Huang" has changed from a pejorative word juxtaposed with "Peidi" to a praise label that cannot be desecrated.
【Temporary manager, look back at the problems more】
After Sochaux left school, United official Rennick was promoted as the team's interim manager, leading the team to become a senior adviser after playing this season. From an operational point of view, this is a very logical and highly planned initiative. But from a management standpoint, it's a "self-righteous" pit-digging exercise.
We can explain it in two ways:
1. Manchester United's official announcement illustrates a problem from the side, Rangnick is a "temporary worker".
Modern football is similar to the workplace to a certain extent, and the stars who regard playing football as a profession rely more on daily training and life for 90 minutes on the field. And all this depends on management. "Training management + life management = game quality and victory", which is already the management core of modern football. What makes management effective is that the manager must have sufficient authority.
So, how much authority does a temporary manager who only takes you for half a season have?
2. The manager is now difficult to overpower the stars, even more so in Manchester United
After entering the 21st century, the value of stars has gradually surpassed that of managers. In the past, managers could pin big stars on the bench and even ask management to sell them. What about now? Whenever a general loses his hand, the vast majority of those who are fired are coaches.
Manchester United is a club with a strong business atmosphere, and their pursuit of the commercial value of their stars is very high. In this case, what does Ashkenazi Lonnick rely on to restrain the big guys in the Manchester United dressing room, or the princes who get the priority of the team's resources? Besides, how much authority does Lonnick, Manchester United's team building consultant, have?
So, just after Lonnick took over Manchester United, he met a big hurdle. It's not just Marcus Rashford and Greenwood's unhappiness, but also Martial's voice through his agents to leave the team without participating in training and not playing a single game. What about the follow-up? Jesse Lingard can also "choke" Lonnick on social media. There was also the dissatisfaction of more than a dozen people in the locker room, as well as the news that Lonnick had been nicknamed.
Manchester United players can afford to "break", and in this already fragmented season, the second half can choose to moderately release themselves. After Lonnick left and became a team consultant, he took the energy to start sailing again in front of the new coach, and when the time came, "the world is still mine".
【Self-inflow reverse, thinking is the king】
Does Marcus Rashford have a future? No one dares to define this.
In his past career, Rashford has shown some very good qualities. In Sochaux's emphasis on defensive to offensive systems, he is the team's explosive knife, and he is the team's attack depth. Sochaux made a "big bet" on Rashford in enough games, even if he wasn't in good shape. Last season's last-minute game against Wolves is a very typical example.
But the problem is that Sochaux is promoting the team's "strong team playing transformation", and the team's tactical system has been converted from grasping to seeking control and strengthening high-level pressing. What is the purpose of introducing the B fee? It was United's previous lack of attack in the position, adding a strong point of one last pass/shot; what was the reason for buying Van der Beek "early"? It is hoped that after the team completes the transformation of the playing style, someone can intersperse and capture the two points in the position attack. While it didn't work out, United's systemic thinking is there.
What does this mean for Rashford?
This means that his superior quality is no longer the first choice in the team's attack, and it will further expose the shortcomings of his comprehensive quality. Even more unfortunately, he suffered a stress fracture. The accumulated past has cost both Marcus Rashford and Manchester United. To get away with stress fractures to the maximum extent possible, Rashford needs to slowly increase the pace of the game and slowly increase the counter-output of the pitch, but today's Manchester United do not have this environment.
The unbalanced mentality made Marcus Rashford more and more anxious in the game. Lacking space, he lacked the quality of finesse, and then after constantly being broken, he began to pass back. The arrival of C Ronaldo asked Rashford to complete more strategies, but as a British Emperor Star winger, his comprehensive strategy quality was not up to standard. After being "coaxed and kicked" by Soshaw in the past and being used by his teammates "Stars holding the moon" as the first output of the attack, he could not learn how to "lift the piano" in a short period of time.
More crucially, even if the English youth academy began to study the mainland from 2004, it has never changed what is in its bones. Faced with Lonnick's philosophy, he developed the same resistance to Martial, who was looking to leave the team without playing a game.
The reality is very harsh, under the tutelage of Guardiola, Foden fully learned the advantages of De Bruyne, B seat and others, and essentially grew into an all-round side forward; Sancho gradually showed the characteristics he honed in the Bundesliga after a long run-in; Elanga relied on more running and confrontation to start the position, and Bao Diploma used the same quality and better combination of people and balls to enter the England list.
Marcus Rashford is now facing a desperate situation: the national team and the club are marginalized.
No one's career has been smooth sailing, and in the face of many difficulties, what Rashford needs to do is embrace and adapt to change. Instead of continuing to fantasize about the past, get the maximum tilt of the team's offensive resources, and then rest on your laurels.
Similarly, today's "serious thinking about the future" move to pressure Lonnick and Manchester United management is effective but naïve.
(Boiling water has no temperature / This article is intended to represent personal views)