Roy Keane says Marcus Rashford must be 'ashamed' amid his Manchester United transfer saga as Wayne Rooney slammed an 'embarrassing' training incident.
Rashford still remains a Man United player despite intense transfer speculation.
One of Europe's elites has 'opened talks' with the 27-year-old over a stunning deal ahead of next Monday's deadline.
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He hasn't played for Man United since his outing in the Europa League against Viktoria Plzen last month.
Rashford, however, trained with the first-team on Wednesday but has not been included in Ruben Amorim's squad for their Europa League tie against Steaua Bucharest.
In the latest episode of Stick to Football - brought to you by Sky Bet - Keane and Rooney spoke about the star forward's ongoing situation.
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Keane launched a stinging attack as he hit out at the Red Devils man.
“[On Marcus Rashford] I can’t get involved in the conversation, I still can’t understand at any level - whatever’s going on with players leaving, months left on contracts - a player who doesn’t train properly," he exclaimed.
"I don’t understand it; you might as well leave me out of this conversation. Especially if you think he wants to move, which is more of a reason to train properly so when you go to a new club you’re up to speed and when you leave the club at least you showed a decent attitude. He must be ashamed."
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Rooney revealed a training incident at Carrington that he witnessed after taking his kids to a match day.
He added: "I went into Carrington on Sunday to take my kids to game day and Marcus Rashford was out on the training pitch with the fitness coach, but he was right over towards where the parents were walking past for the kids’ games.
"I looked at him thinking how embarrassing it must be for him as parent walk past."
Rashford has been banished from the first-team by Amorim, who delivered a damning take on the player's Man United situation following their win at Fulham.
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This season, he has scored seven goals in 24 appearances across all competitions.
Topics: Wayne Rooney, Roy Keane, Marcus Rashford, Football
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