Marcus Rashford has criticized Manchester United's strategy in recent years, saying the club is "reactionary" and in "no man's land." The 27-year-old forward made the comments on the Rest is Football podcast with Gary Lineker and Sky Sports's Micah Richards. Rashford recently joined Barcelona on loan for the upcoming season after a successful stint at Aston Villa last season. Here's what the England international claimed.
Rashford stressed the need for Manchester United to adopt a consistent strategy, saying, "You see it with any team that's been successful over a period of time: they have principles that any coach that comes in, any player that comes in, has to align to these principles or be able to add to these principles." "Whereas at times I feel like United have just been: we're hungry to win, so we'll always try to adapt and to sign players that fit this system. But it's reactionary."
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