- Marcus Rashford was frozen outside Manchester United team
- Now he has joined Aston Villa on loan, and Amorim has talked about his departure
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
Ruben Amorim expressed his relief that Marcus Rashford has completed his loan transfer to Aston Villa and ended the questions about the problems of the Manchester United star in Old Trafford.
Amorim has not played Rashford in the last 13 games and was even so far as to say that he would prefer to choose his 63 -year -old goalkeeper Jorge Vital than England's international due to concerns about his attitude towards training.
Speculation has been unleashed around Rashford's future in recent months and loved Amorim repeatedly before the 27 -year -old joined Villa at the end of the January transfer window.
When asked about Rashford before the United FA cup ahead against Leicester City in Old Trafford on Friday night, Amorim said he had “fortunately” and that the questions can now be directed to the head of Villa Unai Emery.
“As we said before, we are fighting for our work until summer and I am focused on these games,” said Amorim. 'Fortunately, Marcus is now in Birmingham with Unai, so he can take these questions this month to another coach. We are focused on our players.
Rashford's departure has left United even lighter in firepower after Antony joined Real Betis on loan. Amorim decided to use Kobbie Mainoo as a false nine and leave Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee in the bank in Sunday's defeat against Crystal Palace, but is fixing her hopes in the rest of the United United attack that approaches the plate.
Marcus Rashford has joined Aston Villa on loan until the end of the season
Rashford had been frozen in his last weeks at Manchester United
Ruben Amorim has affirmed that he is grateful that Rashford has gone to not have to answer more questions about the saga
“We have to find players to play in different positions,” he added. 'You can see the way we play, it will take time and will not solve all the problems. You can say with (Patrick) Dorgu, we have one more end to play on both sides.
'We create opportunities and don't write down. We have many shots inside the box and catch a player (hit). Amad (Diallo) can write more, Bruno (Fernandes) can write down more, Kobbie Mainoo can score more playing in that position in the field. We have to improve as a team, we have a little time.
