It is clear that Marcus Rashford is enjoying his time at Aston Villa as he's scored more than 5 goals now at the club. We all know how good Rashford can be on his day. Do you think he is going to take the league by storm in Aston Villa?
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discuss Is Marcus Rashford going to do better at Aston Villa?
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Whether Marcus Rashford will do well at Aston Villa remains to be seen. But one thing that is sure is that Rashford is enjoying his time in the club at the moment. Plus they are still in the Champions League, what more could he ask for? 
Whether Marcus Rashford will do well at Aston Villa remains to be seen. But one thing that is sure is that Rashford is enjoying his time in the club at the moment. Plus they are still in the Champions League, what more could he ask for?
It is going to take Aston Villa 40 m pounds to seal the deal. I know Marcus will be doing everything in his power to ensure that it becomes a reality for him.
Man couldn't do much for Aston Villa in their UCL game against PSG last night 
I expected better from him to be honest.
I expected better from him to be honest.
Man couldn't do much for Aston Villa in their UCL game against PSG last night
It is like he is still in his shackles. I hope he is able to do a lot that can convince Aston Villa to sign him on a permanent transfer anyway.
From the statistics currently, Rashford have done better in Aston Villa more than he did in Manchester United last season and this season combined.
It is true because the passion and zeal that he is showing at Villa is beautiful to watch. He seems to be enjoying his time at the club right now.
This a report I saw today from Manchester United about selling Rashford.
"There is no remorse from the Manchester United hierarchy over Marcus Rashford.
The profit from his sale will go to two attacking players this summer"
Looking for 2 more attacking players when you've got Hojlund, Zirkzee and Garnacho pretty much sums up Manchester United situation this season.
Hojlund, Zirkzee and Garnacho are very useless players. The three of them have been on over 20 matches without scoring a goal. I wouldn't trust them if I were Ruben Amorim.
Garnacho couldn't even bury a one on one from close range last night, leading to Man United almost getting eliminated. It was the midfielders and defenders that came to the club's rescue.
The boy nearly cost Manchester United but I wouldn't blame but the whole team for giving up 2-0 lead at 70 minutes.
It was Casemiro who stepped big to win the game for them. He got the penalty that got them at 3-4, assisted Manio for 4-4 and assisted Maguire for their win 5-4.
It was a very crazy game.
If Amorim is sacked before the end of the season, I believe Marcus Rashford will want to return to Manchester United. Even the hierarchy knows that a lot is dependent on what this manager achieves before the end of the season.
Amorim can't be sacked at the end of the season. He would have a full season with the team with his own pre season before he would be fully assessed. With that said, Rashford's future is hanging on the balance. If he can prove to the manager that he is hungry and is ready to put in that extra effort, he would stay.
Rashford had always been my favorite Manchester United player before he left for the loan. He has somehow rediscovered himself in Aston Villa. But we know that Rashy is much more capable if the level he is playing at now. I want to see him return and take his place in the United squad.
There's no way it's going to be possible for Ruben Amorim to be sacked by Manchester United. Manchester United haven't backed him in the transfer window. They will never sack him even if they didn't win the Europa.
This is football and there are many things that are possible. You can never say never when we are talking about scenarios that can come up.
One reason I believe Ruben Amorim won't get sacked is because of his contract. Should United fire him now, they would have to part with a considerable amount of money. So why not just leave him and hope things get better?
As for sacking Ruben Amorim by the end of the season, it's absolutely not possible for Manchester United to do that. What will be their gain? They just sacked Ten Hag mid season and paid him £14 million or more for termination of contract. Hired Ruben Amorim on 3 to 4 years contract, haven't invested in the players he want yet. To sack him by the end of the season, they are going pay him more than £15 million which they are never going to do.
Rashford has been playing incredible games for Aston Villa and is doing very well.
Yes, he's playing very well for Aston Villa. The report which I read this morning about him is that he's keen to join Barcelona in the next summer transfer window but he will have to take a serious pay cut.
