#分享我的今日感悟#
The Premier League is back in flames, and tonight officially kicks off the 32nd round. I was scrolling through the news online when I stumbled upon fans on the Manchester United forums discussing Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag's plans to live stream this summer. It is reported that he intends to bring in a striker and a midfielder during the summer window, a news that has undoubtedly raised new expectations among fans, but has also raised concerns about Rashford's future.
Looking back at Rashford's performances this season, it's a big surprise. His performance on the pitch was lackluster, and he seemed to have lost his aura and fighting spirit. To make matters worse, he was also plagued by lace news off the field, especially when he coaxed his coach to say that he was sick and didn't participate in training after a hangover, which undoubtedly cast a shadow on his image. Although some time ago, Rashford's mum defended him in a column, mentioning that his pain over the death of a loved one has led to his poor form this season and the lace news off the field, I don't think that is an excuse for him to shirk his responsibilities.
In the competitive world, everyone needs to face various challenges and difficulties. The death of a loved one is indeed heart-wrenching, but it does not mean that you can give up your efforts and struggle. Instead, we should turn these pains into motivation to pursue our goals more resolutely. Because in this competitive world, no one will stop because of your predicament. Opponents will only try harder to outdo you, and you won't get special treatment for whatever reason.
Rashford needs to recognise that. If he continues to mess around in his current form, then his future at Manchester United is indeed in doubt. After all, he is not a close player of Ten Hag's live broadcast, and I believe that once Ten Hag has the opportunity to bring goods, he must have the responsibility to rectify and adjust the team. Therefore, the future of Manchester United with Rashford, who is in such form, is worrying.
Looking back on Cristiano Ronaldo's difficult years at Manchester United, even after the death of his child, he still fought bravely on the pitch, despite endless doubts and accusations at Old Trafford. This profoundly reveals a truth: everyone's joys and sorrows are not the same, and when you lose your value, those so-called friends who used to surround you will also leave. Now, while young players such as Garnacho and Antony are running the pitch and sweating it, if Rashford is still satisfied with the status quo and does not want to make progress, I am afraid that his future at Manchester United will be in jeopardy.
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