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Quote from: tusandii on February 02, 2025, 09:15:36 PM

Yes I agree with your opinion, after all playing in a club that is experiencing a decline will make it difficult for the player to develop and lack confidence, especially since he does not get many playing minutes at Man United so it is useless if he continues to be maintained. Aston Villa's performance is better than Man United so every player who plays here will feel confident and maybe that's what Rashford will feel later, hopefully he can return to his best performance again so he can continue to play at Aston Villa without having to return to MU.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/33137381/marcus-rashford-aston-villa-loan-transfer-man-utd/#

There are speculations that Marcus Rashford was targeted because of his high pay he receives. Since Manchester United started its cost cutting programs they have been forced to take some hard decisions. Even Rashford believes that Sir Jim Ratcliffe gave Rubem Amorin the task of forcing the English star to leave Old Trafford.

With his high wage still intact and Aston Villa's group stage success in the UEFA champions, Rashford had to grab the opportunity. And with the money Aston Villa made from the sale of Jhon Duran to Saudi Arabia, they would be able to pay their part of Rashford's salary.

First of all Marcos Rashford moving to Aston villa is not a bad one because their was no interest coming in from the top clubs, so since it's a must that he must leave, he just have to go with the only option available, and just as you have rightfully said, his salary is too high which he don't want to reduced, but since Aston villa where able to pay him and they also has champions league football to offer, it would be too good to turn down considering all the options available to him, though it's a loan deal which will last till the end of the season, but if he can deliver a top class performance during his stay at the club, I believe that Aston villa might consider retaining him permanently, so it up to him now to deliver and prove himself again that he can still find his best form.

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Quote from: tusandii on February 02, 2025, 09:15:36 PM

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Rashford move to Aston Villa is good for both him and team. Rashford really needs to play regularly to get back to his best and Aston Villa can give him that chance. It is also good that Aston Villa is paying most of his salary and might even buy him permanently if he does well. Playing for team that is doing well in big competitions can help Rashford feel more confident. Right now Manchester United is not doing well so it is not great place for Rashford to grow. This move to Aston Villa might be just what Rashford needs to start doing well again.

Yes I agree with your opinion, after all playing in a club that is experiencing a decline will make it difficult for the player to develop and lack confidence, especially since he does not get many playing minutes at Man United so it is useless if he continues to be maintained. Aston Villa's performance is better than Man United so every player who plays here will feel confident and maybe that's what Rashford will feel later, hopefully he can return to his best performance again so he can continue to play at Aston Villa without having to return to MU.

Rashford could perform well with Aston Villa when he gets more playing time and breaks into the first team, he could provide what Aston Villa need later in an effort to strengthen and sharpen their attack line.
However, Rashford move is only on loan and if Aston Villa do not take him permanently until there is an improvement in the quality of his play, maybe Manchester United will also take him back, maybe Aston Villa just want to see Rashford development in the second half of this season and they can propose purchase agreement next season.

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Quote from: tottong on February 02, 2025, 09:12:57 PM

It will allow Rashford to get more game time so he can improve his performance to be better because staying at Manchester United without getting more game time will not help Rashford develop.
This is Rashford's second club in his professional career so I am sure he will not waste the opportunity to perform better and if it goes according to plan then losing Rashford will definitely have a big impact on Manchester United.

If he performs well then Aston Villa are likely to buy him permanently and this will be a motivation for Rashford to continue to show better development at Aston Villa in the future.

Marcus Rashford is a bloody prat but I wish him all the best for real. Do you know how bad it means for your manager to come all out talking about your training performance and how you recover after football activities? Lol. Most of you on here just defend that fraud blindly, he's been a professional for that past couple years and should know better about things. Hopefully he goes and smash it with Aston Villa.
He should not just work on his mentality but also his off the field behaviours. After a tough time likes this a change of environment is what's needed since he can't remove the weeds around his flowers halting them from growing very well.

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Quote from: Fiatless on February 02, 2025, 09:55:29 PM

Quote from: tusandii on February 02, 2025, 09:15:36 PM

Yes I agree with your opinion, after all playing in a club that is experiencing a decline will make it difficult for the player to develop and lack confidence, especially since he does not get many playing minutes at Man United so it is useless if he continues to be maintained. Aston Villa's performance is better than Man United so every player who plays here will feel confident and maybe that's what Rashford will feel later, hopefully he can return to his best performance again so he can continue to play at Aston Villa without having to return to MU.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/33137381/marcus-rashford-aston-villa-loan-transfer-man-utd/#

There are speculations that Marcus Rashford was targeted because of his high pay he receives. Since Manchester United started its cost cutting programs they have been forced to take some hard decisions. Even Rashford believes that Sir Jim Ratcliffe gave Rubem Amorin the task of forcing the English star to leave Old Trafford.

With his high wage still intact and Aston Villa's group stage success in the UEFA champions, Rashford had to grab the opportunity. And with the money Aston Villa made from the sale of Jhon Duran to Saudi Arabia, they would be able to pay their part of Rashford's salary.

It's all above are sense reason why Rashford left to the Villa. He has officially signed a contract to the Villa. He can have better environment to play instead of stay longer at UTD.

His club treated him badly after Amorim has come, and he deserves a place to play in the new club. It's what needs to happen, and finally it's ending up like what i have expected.

I know he was not supposed to be ended like this, but things changed when Amorim came. Best of luck for him on Villa.

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Quote from: tusandii on February 02, 2025, 09:15:36 PM

Yes I agree with your opinion, after all playing in a club that is experiencing a decline will make it difficult for the player to develop and lack confidence, especially since he does not get many playing minutes at Man United so it is useless if he continues to be maintained. Aston Villa's performance is better than Man United so every player who plays here will feel confident and maybe that's what Rashford will feel later, hopefully he can return to his best performance again so he can continue to play at Aston Villa without having to return to MU.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/33137381/marcus-rashford-aston-villa-loan-transfer-man-utd/#

There are speculations that Marcus Rashford was targeted because of his high pay he receives. Since Manchester United started its cost cutting programs they have been forced to take some hard decisions. Even Rashford believes that Sir Jim Ratcliffe gave Rubem Amorin the task of forcing the English star to leave Old Trafford.

With his high wage still intact and Aston Villa's group stage success in the UEFA champions, Rashford had to grab the opportunity. And with the money Aston Villa made from the sale of Jhon Duran to Saudi Arabia, they would be able to pay their part of Rashford's salary.

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Quote from: ThemePen on February 02, 2025, 09:01:21 PM

Rashford move to Aston Villa is good for both him and team. Rashford really needs to play regularly to get back to his best and Aston Villa can give him that chance. It is also good that Aston Villa is paying most of his salary and might even buy him permanently if he does well. Playing for team that is doing well in big competitions can help Rashford feel more confident. Right now Manchester United is not doing well so it is not great place for Rashford to grow. This move to Aston Villa might be just what Rashford needs to start doing well again.

Yes I agree with your opinion, after all playing in a club that is experiencing a decline will make it difficult for the player to develop and lack confidence, especially since he does not get many playing minutes at Man United so it is useless if he continues to be maintained. Aston Villa's performance is better than Man United so every player who plays here will feel confident and maybe that's what Rashford will feel later, hopefully he can return to his best performance again so he can continue to play at Aston Villa without having to return to MU.

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Quote from: ThemePen on February 02, 2025, 09:01:21 PM

Rashford move to Aston Villa is good for both him and team. Rashford really needs to play regularly to get back to his best and Aston Villa can give him that chance. It is also good that Aston Villa is paying most of his salary and might even buy him permanently if he does well. Playing for team that is doing well in big competitions can help Rashford feel more confident. Right now Manchester United is not doing well so it is not great place for Rashford to grow. This move to Aston Villa might be just what Rashford needs to start doing well again.

It will allow Rashford to get more game time so he can improve his performance to be better because staying at Manchester United without getting more game time will not help Rashford develop.
This is Rashford's second club in his professional career so I am sure he will not waste the opportunity to perform better and if it goes according to plan then losing Rashford will definitely have a big impact on Manchester United.

If he performs well then Aston Villa are likely to buy him permanently and this will be a motivation for Rashford to continue to show better development at Aston Villa in the future.

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Quote from: naira on February 02, 2025, 07:49:53 PM

Rashford loan to Aston Villa is the right decision for both parties, moreover Rashford needs playing minutes on the field. This loan also has 70% of his salary covered by Aston Villa with a permanent purchase option if coach Unay Emery likes him while playing at Aston Villa.

There is another plus point where Rashford is lucky to be able to join a club that is currently performing exceptionally well in both the Premier League and the Champions League. Meanwhile Manchester United's condition is really threatened, United future has not been bright this season, for several weeks this club has continued to decline and has even struggled to penetrate the top 10 of the standings.

Rashford move to Aston Villa is good for both him and team. Rashford really needs to play regularly to get back to his best and Aston Villa can give him that chance. It is also good that Aston Villa is paying most of his salary and might even buy him permanently if he does well. Playing for team that is doing well in big competitions can help Rashford feel more confident. Right now Manchester United is not doing well so it is not great place for Rashford to grow. This move to Aston Villa might be just what Rashford needs to start doing well again.

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Quote from: Docnaster on February 02, 2025, 06:45:56 PM

Aston Villa have just completed the signing of Marcus Rashford on loan from Manchester United till the end of June with the option of making it a permanent deal of they wish when they loan deal is over. Marcus Rashford I believe will be giving his best to prove Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim wrong and I think the Portuguese manager will face intense criticism of Rashford starts to succeed at Aston Villa especially now that Manchester United are struggling to win games because of lack of a good striker.
Do you think Rashford will have a good spell at Aston Villa or not? Let me read your thoughts

If he is good on the field and off the field I am sure he can return to his performance, the problem at Man United seems to be the lack of professionalism and he also often goes out at night to party that's what makes Amorin sick because since the Ole Rashford era it has been like that and no one acts except Amorin, and also Rashford feels he is 21 years old he trains not showing anything good in training even though if you look at him he should be a big example for Man United especially since he comes from the academy he should have more motivation to his friends but in reality he is the opposite.

I hope he can change and think about his career again considering his friend Lingard who now has to leave European football so quickly hopefully Rashford does not do things that are beyond the ban so that the opportunity to win a title in European or EPL competitions is still long for him, but it all depends on him.

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Quote from: sokani on February 02, 2025, 12:28:42 PM

So I think it's a good move and he can now focus on the next chapter of his career.

Rashford loan to Aston Villa is the right decision for both parties, moreover Rashford needs playing minutes on the field. This loan also has 70% of his salary covered by Aston Villa with a permanent purchase option if coach Unay Emery likes him while playing at Aston Villa.

There is another plus point where Rashford is lucky to be able to join a club that is currently performing exceptionally well in both the Premier League and the Champions League. Meanwhile Manchester United's condition is really threatened, United future has not been bright this season, for several weeks this club has continued to decline and has even struggled to penetrate the top 10 of the standings.

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Quote from: Docnaster on February 02, 2025, 06:45:56 PM

Aston Villa have just completed the signing of Marcus Rashford on loan from Manchester United till the end of June with the option of making it a permanent deal of they wish when they loan deal is over. Marcus Rashford I believe will be giving his best to prove Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim wrong and I think the Portuguese manager will face intense criticism of Rashford starts to succeed at Aston Villa especially now that Manchester United are struggling to win games because of lack of a good striker.
Do you think Rashford will have a good spell at Aston Villa or not? Let me read your thoughts

Sometimes I ask what are they giving these guys that's making them to play rubbish for the Red Devils but if they choose another path they play out greatness. Take a look at Anthony who left Man UTD few days ago and he has been up to speed for Real Betis and even the man of the match in their game against Ateltic Bilbao even if they ended it in a draw, is so good to see these players perform well outside their main club and currently I'm expecting Rashford to do something much better when he starts playing for Aston Villa. I don't feel like these guys should go back to UTD, if is possible they should also play against their club.

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At Chelsea itself, João Félix lost out to Cole Palmer, making his position more complicated this season so the decision to leave was much better than staying because it would affect the time to play regularly.

Yes, Jaoa Felix is a pretty talented player, it's just that his flying hours are lacking and he really needs to move to a club that can place him as a main player. It's just that, until now, there is no certainty even though the transfer market is almost over. Some news said that there are already 3 clusters that have approved.

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...Apart from that, Galatasaray have made some very good signings in recent years. Icardi, Osimhen, Torreira and finally Alvaro Morata. Since the title race in the league is usually between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray, these two teams make good signings.

I think AC Milan will keep Morata and will optimize his ability. As a striker from ATM to Milan, his contribution so far with 5 goals in 16 matches in Serie A. Well, again this is a loan transfer with a buy option, like Osimhen last season.

Source: 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: Álvaro Morata has joined Galatasaray on loan with an option to buy.

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Quote from: Velvet78 on February 02, 2025, 12:47:35 PM

Manchester United - Arsenal both are fighting for him. In this case which one do you think Mathys Tel would choose?

I assume it would be Arsenal right? There is a huge gap between these teams this season. If I were him I would prefer the more successful one. Besides I don't think he would have issues with finding chances to play at Arsenal either. He is naturally a LW maybe but he can play as CF as well. Maybe they would like to use him as a temporary solution instead of using Havertz in CF position. If they offer him a loan deal I mean. Normally I expect Arteta to bring a star striker but it seems like this isn't happening in this transfer window...

I have just red in the news that the deal with Manchester United is cancelled or has not been concluded. But if I were Tel and had to choose where to go, how the hell could Manchester United in their current condition ever be an option for a young player who is looking for a great perspective in professional football? In a worst case scenario, Manchester United won't be playing UEFA competitions for several years to come. I don't think they will have an easy time qualifying for anything next season. This season no chance, but next season their chances aren't that great.

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Aston Villa have just completed the signing of Marcus Rashford on loan from Manchester United till the end of June with the option of making it a permanent deal of they wish when they loan deal is over. Marcus Rashford I believe will be giving his best to prove Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim wrong and I think the Portuguese manager will face intense criticism of Rashford starts to succeed at Aston Villa especially now that Manchester United are struggling to win games because of lack of a good striker.
Do you think Rashford will have a good spell at Aston Villa or not? Let me read your thoughts

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Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on February 02, 2025, 10:10:09 AM

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I think it's a good move for both sides, Amorim will get rid of a player they don't need and Rashford will get some game practice in a new team. O goes to Aston Villa on loan with an option to buy and Aston Villa will cover 70% of Rashford's wages. Since Aston Villa have sold Duran to Al Nasr, they are now looking at strengthening their attack, they are also considering Joao Felix and PSG attacking midfielder Marco Asensio.

Rather than not getting a chance to play under Amorim, it would be right for Rashford to play for another team and now Aston Villa is a good place for him because there Rashford will get a place in the first team. The big salary does make it a little difficult for other teams to recruit Rashford and that is one of the obstacles that some teams might feel. Rather than accepting an offer to play in the Saudi Arabian league, he should choose to play at Aston Villa because I think it will be much better in helping him restore his confidence to perform better so that he has a chance to enter the England squad later.

Rashford noticed as trouble maker in Manchester United even since Ten Hag era this rumour have already appears so that's why Amorim didn't trust him anymore because Amorim feel Rashford will bring negative effect to the team and now Rashford has entering new chapter with Aston Villa which i think it's time for Rashford to showing that he still deserved to playing at Premier league especially Aston Villa although Rashford joining by loan but Aston Villa has buy option so if Rashford can showing his best performance until this season ended then Aston Villa will not hesitate to buy him permanently

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Quote from: Velvet78 on February 02, 2025, 12:47:35 PM

Manchester United - Arsenal both are fighting for him. In this case which one do you think Mathys Tel would choose?

I assume it would be Arsenal right? There is a huge gap between these teams this season. If I were him I would prefer the more successful one. Besides I don't think he would have issues with finding chances to play at Arsenal either. He is naturally a LW maybe but he can play as CF as well. Maybe they would like to use him as a temporary solution instead of using Havertz in CF position. If they offer him a loan deal I mean. Normally I expect Arteta to bring a star striker but it seems like this isn't happening in this transfer window...

These two clubs are still possible to be used as options for Tel but indeed for now he must really be able to determine because this could have an impact on the future which ultimately determines whether his performance will continue to improve or must be constrained due to problems of incompatibility with the club.

He has good progress for a young player and it cannot be denied that for now he can be used as a good option for Bayern if there is no Kane, but when Kane is still on fire then indeed he might look for a new adventure with a new club so that he can get flight hours in the match.

Manchester United currently need a pure striker and Arsenal are the same because after all, by looking at the quality of pure strikers that these two clubs have, to be honest, it is still very lacking but when talking about which club is worth it, it must also be determined by how much offer they give Bayern in the end.

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Quote from: sokani on February 02, 2025, 12:28:42 PM

How does moving to Aston Villa makes him an enemy of United? He didn't what out, they club decided to loan him with an option to make it a permanent move. All the foreign clubs that shown interest couldn't match up his wages but villa was the only club ready to pay 70% which United accepted it. Amorim, doesn't want him, If he stays, there's no guarantee he will get game time which will further threaten his chances of getting a call up to the English national team. So I think it's a good move and he can now focus on the next chapter of his career.

Fans are just being fans as they don't want any of their players to go to other clubs yet the coach aren't using him. Marcus Rashford made the right decision leaving Manchester United but I just hope the club that he choose favours him as he'll need to get alot of playing time to come back to the eyes of the England coach. England has many good players that any player that isn't in form will be very hard to get back into the national team. Aston villa are playing very well and are in a good position therefore Marcus Rashford has many opportunities to prove that he still got it in him. Right now what he should be thinking about is how to get back inform first.

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Quote from: len01 on February 02, 2025, 02:22:05 PM

It was all Rashford's fault for forgetting himself. I mean, he used to have a very good performance. But after extending his contract, he felt that Man United really needed him and he felt arrogant. That arrogance made him forget that he was not a star player yet but felt that he was the most valuable. So now his performance is decreasing in every match. And I think Man United doesn't need to wait long if they really want to sell the player. Because it all depends on the agreement between several parties.

Isn't something like that typical of Mancehster United players where the ego of some of them is quite high which makes their performance sometimes slowly decline because of that Cheesy

Rashford is now in a significant decline in performance and selling at this time may also be a very good option for Mancehster United especially if you look at some of the insinuations made by Amorim it seems that his relationship with Rashford is not very good for now so it is possible that he may not be able to make a good contribution again and may even remain on the bench later when his relationship with Amorim continues to deteriorate.

But on the other hand in this case Manchester United must also be prepared with the market value because it will be difficult to sell Rashford according to the current clause because after all Manchester United sometimes always lose in transfers because they give too big expectations in prices for some players which in the end it also becomes another loss for them.

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My conclusion is that the signing of Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis is enough for the Cityzens. By the time other key players return from injuries, there will be good backup.

I still feel Manchester City needs a midfielder. If they can't get a DM, then they can get a CM that is a ball winner and also technical on the ball. Gundugan and KDB are not young anymore, they can't run for 90 minutes and keep pressing for 90 minutes, and they'll get tired. The midfielder finds it difficult to win balls back from their opponent. Bernardo Silva is okay for pressing but he won't be able to do it alone, plus he's not a pure ball winner, unlike Rodri.
Another reason why I think they should have gotten a midfielder is because there is no certainty that no other player will get injured and if any of the available midfielder gets injured there will be a problem.

Yeah the midfield role is a very important role in a team and when the midfield is ineffective the defense will suffer as well as the attack and that has been a problem for Guardiola since Rodri’s absence. Mateo Kovačić was brought in to fill this gap but obviously isn’t as efficient as Rodri was so they also need to strengthen in that area of the pitch.

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Quote from: Plaguedeath on February 02, 2025, 11:41:15 AM

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Rashford will do better in Aston Villa compared to sitting on the bench in United till the end of this season. I don't know why United is paying unserious and unproductive players huge amount of money. That alone will make them not take things serious in the club because these players will feel so important and too big. No wonder Rashford is behaving as he likes.

It's because in the past, Manchester United thought Rashford can be one of the best player in the world, that's why they choose to extend his contract until 2028 with high salary. Unfortunately the plan doesn't go like they expect, Rashford become annoying and no big teams wants him since his salary too high while his performance not really good enough.

So we can't blame Manchester United, Rashford still have 3 years with Manchester United.

It was all Rashford's fault for forgetting himself. I mean, he used to have a very good performance. But after extending his contract, he felt that Man United really needed him and he felt arrogant. That arrogance made him forget that he was not a star player yet but felt that he was the most valuable. So now his performance is decreasing in every match. And I think Man United doesn't need to wait long if they really want to sell the player. Because it all depends on the agreement between several parties.

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