Marcus Rashford is 'unhappy' with Manchester United over the club's transfer decision, according to a report.
Rashford was yet again not involved in Ruben Amorim's squad as Man United suffered a crushing 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth yesterday.
A day removed from their latest setback in the Premier League, Rashford is believed to be 'unhappy' that the club have 'sounded out' buyers without informing him.
That's according to the Manchester Evening News, who claim sources close to the 27-year-old have accused Man United of 'informing clubs' of his availability and 'that he was unaware of the developments'.
Per the report, Rashford will be made available for transfer during the January window amid the possibility he has already played his last game for the Red Devils.
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Man United were prepared to sell Rashford last summer if there had been a market for the forward. They received no offers for him.
Rashford was dropped for Man United's derby showdown against Manchester City earlier this month.
He also played no part against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup, having been sent home from training due to an illness.
Speaking after his side's defeat to Bournemouth, Amorim said: "It’s my decision and it always will be.
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"It is selection. I want to see the best of my players and I try different things with different players. That’s my focus."
Gary Neville believes the Rashford situation is in danger of becoming a distraction for Man United and Amorim.
"It is not really big team news any more," he explained on Sky Sports.
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"It is something of a norm, a pattern has developed over the last week. It was a surprise last weekend.
"It is getting to the point where you leave him out three games on the bounce something really is obviously going wrong or has gone wrong.
"And it is not looking great for both Marcus' future at the club or Manchester United keeping him either.
"I suspect it is getting to that point in the journey where it has got an inevitable ending.
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"It is a distraction for the manager. It does become obvious that he probably has to leave and that the club want him to leave - it will probably work for both parties."
Rashford has played 24 games across all competitions this season, scoring seven goals.
He bagged just eight goals last season, having weighed in with 30 goals in all competitions in the 2022/23 campaign.
Man United, who occupy 13th place in the table, have two more league fixtures this calendar year against Wolves on Boxing Day and Newcastle United on December 30.
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SPORTbible has reached out to Marcus Rashford's representatives for comment.
Topics: Marcus Rashford, Manchester United, Football
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