Marcus Rashford has doubled down on his claim about his best position as he creeps towards the Manchester United exit door. The Red Devils academy graduate sees his future up in the air after an explosive few days. It was recently claimed that United were open to offers for Rashford before he was sensationally left out of the squad for the Manchester derby.
The forward himself has since broken his silence by claiming that he is potentially eyeing a move away from Old Trafford. With two weeks until the January transfer window opens, that could become a possibility sooner rather than later. In the meantime, Rashford has sent a message to potentially interested clubs - and even current boss Ruben Amorim - about where he fits into the side. He has claimed that he is far more comfortable on the left flank, something that could be difficult under the Portuguese coach who deploys two number 10s instead of traditional wide players.
Speaking to Henry Winter, Rashford said: “I have traits to play in all three positions. Some positions are more natural to me, some positions I have to train more and do a bit more tactical (work). The left side suits me the best.”. He added: “The left 10 still suits me but you have to adapt your game. The biggest skill-set is adaptability. People might not see it but eventually they'll see I've played in plenty of different positions under all the managers.”.
