On 15 August, Ing's media outlets, the Daily Express and Sky Sports, both mentioned that Rashford was unhappy with the manager's arrangement.
The Daily Express has been very direct in stating that Rashford is "unhappy" with the Manchester United coach and has "countered" his words on the training ground. In the article, it was mentioned in the article that the cause came from McLaren, who had just left the Manchester United coaching staff, in the Carrington training camp, played five games, and McLaren, who was still an assistant coach of Manchester United at the time, tried to motivate Rashford with words, McClaren told Rashford that he was the one in this team who scored the winning goal, but this way of motivation was refuted by Rashford on the spot, saying that McLaren gave him too much pressure!
At that time, McClaren was very shocked by Rashford's reaction, because motivating players in this way is to show trust and trust in the players, even when he was the head coach of England, he also used this way to motivate world-class strikers, hoping to motivate Rashford's fighting spirit, but Rashford saw it as pressure.
Sky Sports' report on this reported on the incident in an undetermined statement, which was almost the same as the one mentioned above, and even McLaren's inner thoughts were described in such a report that McLaren broke to the media after he left office.
In terms of Marcus Rashford's personality, there was certainly a lot of pressure in the face of so much criticism last season, and it was not surprising that he could have become nervous when the pressure was too high, and then it was not surprising that McLaren's words were stressing him on the training pitch.
It doesn't matter if Rashford hasn't been able to prove himself in the new season, this is his last season at Manchester United.