The former Manchester United coach, Rene Miolinstein, asked Robin Amorim's decision to criticize the Wantaway striker Marcus Rashford.
Rashford expressed her desire for a “new beginning” away from Old Trafford and he did not play a minute through the last 11 games in United, where he tries to engineering the transition from his childhood club.
It seems that his relationship with Amorim has deteriorated more with the Portuguese lines that determine last night why Rashford was not in the team to win 1-0 in Fulham.
Speaking after the match at Craven Cottage, Amorim said: “It is always the same reason. The reason is training, the way I see a football player. In training, in life and every day, all the details. So if things do not change, I will not change.”
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Amorem prefers a 63 -year -old playing from Rashford
Amorim said that the situation will remain as if the position of Rashford did not improve and claimed that he would prefer to have a 63 -year -old goalkeeper coach, Jorge Vitaly, on the bench from England.
“It is the same position for every player,” Amorim said. “If you do the maximum, if you are doing the right things … we can use each player. You can see him today on the bench – we miss a little speed to go, to change the game, to transfer some pieces, but I am better () like that.
“I will put a vitality (on the bench) before I put a player who does not give the maximum every day so that I don't change it.”
The situation does not show any sign of its solution, but Meulnsteen, which helped Sir Alex Ferguson three titles in the Premier League and the Champions League in 2008 during his period in the first team in United, told BBC Radio 5: “It is not a good thing. To highlight personal issues with a player in public places.
“It reminds me of the” Erik “Ten Hag V (Jadon) Sancho. There are certain things in the football world I think you need to keep it at home and this is one of those things with Rashford.
“No one prefers. Not the players. Not the manager, not the club.
“The comment will carry a lot of weight and may go in the wrong direction.”
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This is not the first time that Amorim's comments have been released. Last week, after a 3-1 defeat against Brighton, he said that the current team “may be the worst in the club's history” before the retreat and claimed that he was talking about itself.
Meulnsteen believes that he may need to curb his honesty to move forward.
He said: “In general, Robin Amorim is a very clear man, a very honest man and says what he is thinking.
“I don't necessarily think he completely sees the size of the task in front of him.”
In Rashford, he added: “If you are Rashford, I will make all the means work to see if I can get this transfer via the line, regardless of how it is.
“It would be better for all parties. It would be good for Rashford to re -discover himself in a new league.”
