Marcus Rashford Slams Manchester United and Ruben Amorim: “They Will Regret Losing Me!” ⚠️
Former Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has spoken out in a fiery statement, expressing his disappointment with how his time at Old Trafford ended. The forward, who had been a key figure for the club for years, did not hold back when addressing his departure and his feelings toward United manager Ruben Amorim.
“They Didn’t Value Me” – Rashford Speaks Out
After sealing his exit from Manchester United, Rashford has made it clear that he feels undervalued by the club, particularly by Amorim. Despite his deep love for United, he believes the manager failed to appreciate his contributions and ultimately pushed him out.
“I repeat, a man never knows what he has until he loses it… I have no regrets about leaving Manchester United. Instead, they will regret losing me,” Rashford said in a bold statement.
His words suggest he feels United will come to realize they made a mistake by letting him go, especially if the team continues to struggle under Amorim’s leadership.
“Amorim Made Me the Scapegoat”
Rashford did not hold back when discussing Amorim, accusing the Portuguese coach of unfairly blaming him for the club’s struggles.
“What hurts the most is that he made the world believe I was the problem… To be honest, Ruben Amorim is not a good person,” he added.
These remarks indicate a deep frustration with how he was portrayed before his departure, suggesting that Amorim used him as a scapegoat rather than addressing the real issues within the squad.
A New Chapter, No Regrets
Despite the bitterness surrounding his exit, Rashford made it clear that he has no regrets about moving on. He even hinted at cutting ties completely with his former manager.
“Now it’s the right time for me to delete his number,” he stated, emphasizing that he is ready to leave the past behind.
With Rashford now looking to prove himself elsewhere, the pressure is on Manchester United and Ruben Amorim to show that letting him go was the right decision. However, if Rashford thrives at his new club while United continues to struggle, the regret he predicts might just become a reality.
