Former Newcastle United striker, Alan Shearer, has said Manchester United forward, Marcus Rashford is “wasting his talent” and will have “huge regrets” if he doesn’t sort out his disciplinary issues.
Rashford was dropped for the Red Devils’ 4-2 win at Newport County on Sunday, after he was spotted at a nightclub in Belfast on Thursday.
The England international then missed training on Friday after calling in sick.
Ahead of the game, Red Devils’ boss. Erik ten Hag said: “Let’s say it’s an internal matter, I’ll deal with it. It’s an internal matter.”
Last season, Ten Hag disciplined Rashford, by benching him for an away trip to Wolves, after he missed a team meeting.
But Shearer has urged the 26-year-old to get his act together.
He told BBC Sport: “If it’s an internal matter, you’d think something is up.
“There’s a huge talent in there with Marcus Rashford. We’ve seen him be disciplined last season when he was late to a meeting before a game but something is clearly wrong – either at home or in his relationship with the football club.
“He can’t keep doing this, he can’t keep wasting his talent because it’s not right. He needs strong management, someone to get hold of him and tell him there’ll be huge regrets come the end of his career if he continues doing this.”
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