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October 31, 2025 - 11:25 PM

Amorim and Neville at Odds Over Rashford’s Absence

Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim has addressed the recent absence of star player Marcus Rashford from the team’s lineup.

In a statement to Sky, Amorim asserted that the decision to leave Rashford out was his alone, saying, “Rashford out again? It is my decision, and it ALWAYS will be.”

Amorim explained that he focuses on getting the best out of his players and tries different approaches with different players to achieve this goal.

However, not everyone is convinced by Amorim’s explanation. Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has expressed his concerns over Rashford’s absence, saying that it is “not really a surprise anymore” and has become “something of the norm.”

Neville also questioned the implications of leaving Rashford out of the team for three consecutive matches, stating that “something really is going wrong or has gone wrong.”

Neville’s assessment of the situation is bleak, predicting that it may be “getting to the point in the journey where there is an inevitable ending.”

Manchester United fans will be concerned by Neville’s comments, which highlight the uncertainty surrounding Rashford’s future at the club. As the situation continues to unfold, all eyes will be on Amorim and Rashford to see how they navigate this challenging period.

The ongoing saga surrounding Rashford’s absence has raised questions about Amorim’s management style and his relationship with the player.

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