After observing Marcus Rashford of Manchester United play against Newcastle United at St. James’ Park, Rodney Marsh offered his assessment of the forward.

Rashford needs to quit United and find a new team, according to the former forward for Manchester City.

What has Rodney Marsh stated regarding Marcus Rashford, the forward for Manchester United? Let’s examine this.

Manchester United has told Marcus Rashford to quit.

In the Premier League on Saturday night, Manchester United hosted Newcastle United away from home at St. James’ Park.

For the Red Devils, Marcus Rashford got the game underway. The England international, who earns £300,000 a week (Spotrac), was positioned on the right side of an offensive midfield trio in a 4-2-3-1 configuration.

Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, chose to substitute Rashford in the sixty-first minute.

Rodney Marsh was not impressed, as you would imagine, with Rashford’s performance, which was yet another letdown.

The England international has to move away from Old Trafford and pursue a new challenge, according to the former forward for Manchester City.

Marcus Rashford is having a lot of trouble.

Marcus Rashford hasn’t played at his greatest level in my opinion in a while. Yes, the Manchester United forward had a spell of exceptional play during the previous season, but I don’t think he has truly lived up to the hopes that he raised in us a few years prior.

Rashford is now a predictable player. The 26-year-old is not a natural number nine, as we all know, but he is underperforming even when he is spread out.

By now, the Englishman is 26. Rashford is on the verge of reaching his prime. He doesn’t seem to have made any progress. The forward needs to improve, in my opinion.

Throughout his career, Rashford has made 252 appearances in the Premier League. In those contests, the forward has 38 assists and 78 goals scored.