Marcus Rashford should be banished from Man United, says Paul Scholes, since Exile Star is accused of “leaving many people”

The legend of Man United Paul Scholes has affirmed that Marcus Rashford should be “banished” of the club's locker room, amid his continuous exile of the first team.

Rashford, 27, has not appeared for United in his last 11 games, with Ruben Amorim, leaving aside the striker of each squad bar of the day.

Amorim originally eliminated Rashford because he was not happy with the attitude and performance levels of the player in training, and the 27 -year -old said later that he was “ready for a new challenge” in an interview with bombs.

Rashford has remained with the first team group in Carrington's training field of the club despite the fact that speculation links him to a transfer, but Amorim then hit Rashford extraordinary after the victory of the Red Devils in Fulham on Sunday .

The Portuguese coach declared that he would prefer to choose his 63 -year -old goalkeeper Jorge Vital than the England striker, almost ending any hope of his reintegration in the first team.

And former Star Star Scholes, speaking in The debate of overlap fansHe pointed at Rashford and said that Amorim must go further in his treatment with the 27 -year -old.

Paul Scholes said Marcus Rashford should be “banished” from Man United's dressing room

Rashford has not appeared for United in the last 11 games and has been linked to a movement

Scholes said that the 27 -year -old striker has disappointed many people with his attitude '

“I think Marcus has disappointed many people really,” said Scholes. 'With his attitude, and I think that is what the manager is trying to say.

“You think about young players who are going through the team, think of (Alejandro) Garnacho, they are looking at people like Marcus now, he is 27 years old and is clearly not training correctly.”

Scholes reflected on a moment of his own career when the midfielder refused to play against Arsenal in 2001 after Sir Alex Ferguson only gave him a late cameo in the previous game of United against Liverpool.

The 50 -year -old man, who received a two -week salary for the incident, said he regretted what he had done, but explained that he felt that there were similarities with Rashford's actions now.

“I remember years ago when I told the manager (Sir Alex Ferguson) that he didn't want to play in that Arsenal game,” Scholes added.

“He told me” the worst thing you did was drop your teammates, “and that really stayed with me because I was not really thinking about that. And now I think Marcus Rashford is doing exactly the same.

'Ok, he does not refuse to play, but in the way he behaves and the way he is training, in a way that says he does not want to get involved with these.

'So I think that the fact of letting her teammates in that dressing room in that dressing room should really be banished from the locker room.

Amorim then gave an extraordinary blow in Rashford after United's victory against Fulham

Scholes reflected on a moment of his career when he refused to play against Arsenal

Scholes explained that Sir Alex Ferguson had told him that he had “disappointed his teammates”

“If it is inside and around that and young people are seeing that as an example, as soon as possible, the better.”

When asked about Rashford's last absence against Fulham, Amorim had said: 'The reason is training, which I think a footballer should do in training, in life and every day.

“I will put vital before putting a player who does not give him the maximum every day.”

Rashford, who scored 138 goals for the club, played for the last time for United on December 12, before being eliminated from the Manchester derby team.

The 27 -year -old has been strongly linked to a move this month, with Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona inclined as the main ones, but no movement has materialized so far with only remaining days of the window.