Rashford Manchester United s departure was criticized for his painful journey: "The soul is destroyed", not worthy of joining Barcelona

Marcus Rashford is seeking to leave Manchester United, but a former Red Devils player believes that with his current performance and attitude, he does not deserve Barcelona's favor at all. The English striker is now training alone at the Carrington base. It is almost a foregone conclusion to leave the team this summer, but he was thrown cold water on his "professional attitude problem".

Teddy Sheringham said mercilessly in an interview: "I don't want Rashford to join Barcelona, he is not worthy of such a transfer." The Manchester United legend explained: "As a young player, if you try to enter a top club like Manchester United, you should cherish the opportunity, rather than squandering and shouting to leave. This is too 'soul-destroying' - just as offensive as Aubameyang's approach at Arsenal back then. From Manchester United to Barcelona, this is a higher level, but his performance is not worthy of it at all."

Rashford's situation is indeed embarrassing: Villa was loaned on loan in the second half of last season but was not bought out. After returning to Manchester United, Ruben Amorim was excluded from the first team, and was arranged to train alone with Sancho and others at 5 pm. Although Barcelona listed him as an alternative for missing Nico Williams (renewed Bilbao) and Louis Diaz (refusing to sell Liverpool), Sheringham's evaluation directly points to the core - the lack of attitude and stability has made him lose the trust of top clubs.

Rashford himself regards Barcelona as his "ideal next home" and hopes to reshape his career and strive for the England World Cup lineup by joining the Camp Nou. He has had a peak performance of 30 goals in a single season, but his condition has declined sharply in the past two seasons, and has been publicly criticized by previous coaches (Eric Tenhach, Amorim) for his "loose training attitude".

For Barcelona, introducing Rashford is more like "shortcoming the second best": if you can sign with a low-priced loan or a salary cut, you may be able to bet on him to "return", but the risks are obvious - can a player who can't even protect Manchester United's main players adapt to the pace of La Liga? Sheringham's views also represent the views of some fans: "His professionalism has been questioned, and Barcelona should not take risks for such players with unstable state and problematic attitudes." Manchester United is eager to clear Rashford's high salary (350,000 pounds a week), but his "negative label" has caused the transfer market to be cold. Except for Barcelona, although Fenerbahce is willing to meet the £40 million asking price, Rashford is not very interested in going to Türkiye. If he cannot find a suitable home in the summer window, he may face the situation of "staying on the team and sitting on the bench", and his career will further decline.

As Sheringham said: "He used to be the hope of Manchester United, but his current performance and attitude can only be described as 'soul being destroyed' - such a player is not worthy of Barcelona's olive branch."