US EditionMan Utd Are in 'No Man's Land' Due to Constant Managerial Churn, Says Rashford
Rashford warns Manchester United’s frequent managerial changes have left the club unstable, with six managers since 2013 and their worst league finish since the 1970s, he said.
- Marcus Rashford criticized Manchester United's strategy as reactionary since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013, leaving the club stuck in no man's land.
- Rashford explained that frequent managerial changes and shifting directions prevented the club from fully starting a necessary transition period.
- He compared United's situation to Liverpool's stability under Jurgen Klopp, noting that Liverpool made a plan, stuck with Klopp, and endured early struggles before winning big trophies.
- Rashford emphasized that a constantly shifting approach makes winning the league unrealistic and reminded that Manchester United's last Premier League triumph was in the 2012-13 season.
- Rashford implied that United must make and commit to a clear plan to regain success, acknowledging this transition may mean sacrificing short-term silverware.
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