Alan Shearer highlights an important point about Marcus Rashford, emphasizing uncertainty surrounding the forward’s future at Manchester United.

Alan Shearer suggests that Marcus Rashford must decide if he wants to play under Ruben Amorim at Manchester United. Rashford, who has been with the club since 2005, has faced a tough 18 months, leading to speculation that United might consider selling the 27-year-old to raise funds for Amorim to overhaul the squad. Amorim’s preferred 3-5-2 formation has raised doubts about whether Rashford, who typically plays on the left wing, will fit into the new system.

Shearer acknowledged Rashford’s potential, recalling his 30-goal season three years ago, but noted that his performances have dropped significantly since then. He believes Rashford’s future depends on his attitude, form, and self-belief, pointing out that the player’s sudden decline suggests something is amiss. Shearer also expressed doubt about Rashford’s current state, stating, “I don’t see a happy player there.”

Since Amorim’s appointment, Rashford has scored three goals, and he will be looking to feature in his first Manchester derby under the new manager. Despite Amorim’s success with Sporting Lisbon against Pep Guardiola’s City, Shearer is unsure how much that will influence the upcoming match. He commented that both teams are struggling, with Manchester City enduring a difficult period, and United facing a long-term challenge under Amorim, with numerous issues to address both on and off the fie

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