‘Get a new club now’: Rodney Marsh tells £300,000-a-week player to leave Manchester United after Newcastle’s shameful display

Rodney Marsh delivered his assessment of Marcus Rashford’s performance during Manchester United’s clash with Newcastle United at St. James’ Park, suggesting that the forward should seek a new challenge away from Old Trafford.

During the Premier League match, where Rashford started on the right side of an attacking midfield-three in a 4-2-3-1 formation, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag substituted him in the 61st minute.

Marsh, the former Manchester City forward, expressed disappointment with Rashford’s ongoing struggles and urged him to consider leaving Manchester United for a fresh start.

In Marsh’s perspective, Rashford has not reached his peak for quite some time. While acknowledging a brilliant period last season, he believes the 26-year-old has fallen short of the expectations set in previous years.

Marsh notes that Rashford has become somewhat predictable, even when played in a wide position, raising concerns about his overall performance.

At the age of 26, approaching what should be his peak years, Rashford’s progress appears stagnant to Marsh.

The former forward emphasizes the need for Rashford to elevate his game and considers a change of environment as a potential catalyst for the forward.

Having accumulated 252 appearances in the Premier League, Rashford boasts a record of 78 goals and 38 assists in his career so far.