Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has backed Marcus Rashford and said he did the right thing by going out on a night out. Even though he was heavily criticized for his unprofessionalism.
captain Gary Neville has backed Marcus Rashford and said he did the right thing by going out on a night out. Despite being heavily criticized for being unprofessional. And there are reports that Manchester United punished the England striker by deducting two weeks’ wages.
“For me, it’s going out for drinks or a night out. It’s something every footballer will do and should do. I have no problem with that. They just have to enjoy themselves,” Neville revealed after being asked about Rashford’s two-night stand and claimed he was sick enough to take time off from training last Friday.
“It’s a matter of choice and time. Manchester United just had a winter break. They had two weeks off, so for him Traveling at other times Could be more beautiful But if you let me speak I’d say go outside. Go relax with friends. But your timing has to be just right.”
“Marcus himself knows. He is now an experienced player. We’re not talking about the new boy. He himself has done this before as well.”
“I have always seen that Marcus has responsibility. Be a good professional And someone who works hard every day, I know he’s in a bit of a slump in his form. But it happened twice. And sometimes it can become who you are if you’re not careful.”
“If you do it too often People will start to say ‘What’s going on in his life?’ He just wanted to relax. But you have to choose when to go out. and get back to playing football at the level we know he can.”
The latest attitude of the สมัคร ufabet club That is, let things go quiet. There was no heavy punishment other than a fine and having Rashford return to practice to prepare for the match. Wolverhampton Wanderers this Thursday, despite news that Some Red Devil teammates Not happy with the behavior of the 26-year-old striker