Gary Lineker sends classy message to Marcus Rashford after Manchester United transfer bombshell

Gary Lineker has pass on his best wishes to Marcus Rashford and hopes. The forward ‘rallies’ to resurrect his Manchester United career.

Rashford has a shadow of his former self over the last 18 months and the attacker reveal this week. That he was ‘ready for a new challenge’ away from Old Trafford.

It’s an extraordinary fall from grace for the 27-year-old, who enjoy his best-ever campaign in. Front of goal just two seasons ago with the Red Devils.

Rashford has also left by the wayside at international level, last featuring as a second-half. Substitute during England’s friendly with Brazil back in March.

Facing the media this morning, Ruben Amorim insisted he had not given up on Rashford, despite leaving the player out of his matchday squad for United’s thrilling comeback win over Manchester City on Sunday.

‘This kind of club needs big talent and he’s a ทางเข้า ufabet big talent,’ Amorim told reporters ahead of United’s Carabao Cup quarter-final clash with Tottenham.

‘He just needs to perform at the highest level. That is my focus. I just want to help Marcus.

What I want is to take the best of Marcus Rashford and the other players. I don’t talk about the futur talk about the present.

‘I want to best of each of them. just want to win and help the team to be better.

‘We are better with Marcus Rashford, that’s simple and we try our best to push Marcus Rashford to the level he is at before.

Asked about the situation on News, Match of the Day host Lineker said that, above all else, he hoped Rashford was ‘okay’.

The ex-England striker wants to see Rashford back to his best at United but believes a separation may be ‘necessary’ to get the firing on all cylinders again.

‘I hope he’s okay, first and foremost. That’s important because we don’t all really understand the circumstances of footballers sometimes and it’s easy to have opinions,’ Lineker said.

But obviously his form has been troubled and he’s not been as special as he can be in the last 18 months or so.

‘Whether a parting of the ways is inevitable or not, I don’t know. I hope he rallies and performs well because he’s a big player and Manchester United is a huge football club.

‘Amorim has said he wants him to battle on and keep going so hopefully that will happen.

‘But there comes a time sometimes when a parting of the ways is necessary. I don’t know whether it’s reached that stage or not.