Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford was photographed playing overnight for 2 consecutive nights, so that he didn't even go to training, when Manchester United issued an official statement on Monday (29th), saying that Rashford has been punished internally for his disciplinary violations, and the players have taken responsibility for their actions, hoping that this night incident will come to an end. Manchester United want to make a big deal small, but the "night incident" about Rashford seems to continue to be serialized, and Rashford's drunken scandal has all been exposed.
Rashford concealed that he had fun at night in Ireland for two consecutive nights, and the British local media "The Sun" found Sarah Adair, the waitress who was in charge of entertaining them, to break the news, she pointed out that "Fu Zai" Rashford drank heavily that day, and even brought his own Tequila; There were 2 men and 2 women in the company, one of which was a French beauty and Rashford, although they were not very familiar, but the two sides acted intimately.
Sarah also said that Rashford later invited her to join in, and continued to drink in a different scene, apparently "not drunk and not home". Sarah pointed out that Rashford had an argument with a French beauty who was traveling with him, and the woman complained that "Fu Zai" intended to hook up with other women, when Rashford was already drunk, and when Sarah sent him back to the hotel room, "Fu Zai" Rashford took out a large bag of 20 pounds in cash from his pocket, estimated to be close to 10,000 pounds. The bodyguard then arranged for Sarah to go to another room to rest, and on the second day learned that Rashford had left the hotel around 5am.
Manchester United's official statement stated: "Marcus Rashford has taken responsibility for his actions, the club has dealt with it in accordance with internal disciplinary procedures and the incident has ended". United reportedly fined Rashford two weeks' salary (around £650,000), and the England striker has also returned to training and appears to have received a "high hand" from manager Ten Hag.