'Marcus Rashford will look back and think 's***' - he'll struggle to believe what's happened' Dwight Yorke claims Marcus Rashford’s decline at Manchester United has been “startling” and that his form has been “non-existent”.
Ruben Amorim axed Rashford from his squad for the Manchester derby and Yorke says the striker has committed the cardinal sin of “taking his eye off the ball”.
Rashford has signalled he wants out, claiming he is “ready for a new challenge” and Trinidad and Tobago boss Yorke claims it is “sad” to see when he should be at his peak.
If you take your eye off the ball, and I’ve been a victim of that and have my own experience there, but if you’re taking your eye off the ball, things can quickly come around to bite you.”.
Treble-winner Yorke is speaking from bitter personal experience because he fell foul of Sir Alex Ferguson and barely played in his final season before he was offloaded to Blackburn in 2002.
