I joined Arsenal at 28 – Marcus Rashford could still be a success at a big club

Ian Wright has refus to accept that Marcus Rashford’s career at the top level is. Finish despite his apparent Manchester United demise.

The England international’s career appears to be at a crossroads following United manager Ruben Amorim’s decision to axe him from last weekend’s squad for the Manchester derby.

Rashford was again left out and play no part in Thursday night’s Carabao Cup defeat against. Tottenham, ahead of which he reveal in an interview that he was ready for a new challenge.

Reports claim that the 27-year-old https://ufabet999.app desires a move to Spain but his options appear limited given Barcelona’s desperate financial plight and Real Madrid’s forward line already boasting the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior.

Arsenal and Chelsea have also credit with an interest but the Gunners currently have no plans to make a move for Rashford with the likes of Alexander Isak and Benjamin Sesko more realistic targets.

Despite his indifferent recent form and question marks over his attitude and application, Wright believes there is still plenty of time for Rashford to turn his career around and prosper at an elite level club.

‘I got to Arsenal at 28, but you expect me to write off someone with the ability Marcus has at 27? Wright wrote on Instagram.

So many of you are desperate to see these young people fail so that you say you were right.

‘You would take 1% of the career Marcus has had!’

United, meanwhile, are back in action on Sunday against Bournemouth and Amorim insists Rashford is in contention to feature.

Quizzed on whether his omission, against Spurs was a result of stating publicly he was open to leaving, Amorim said: ‘No, it is the same thing guys, the same thing. Totally the same thing.”

Asked if Rashford could face Bournemouth, Amorim said: ‘Yes, of course.’

Mason Mount, meanwhile, will be absent for ‘several weeks’ with his latest fitness issue, but Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has promised to help the injury-stricken player through it.

Mount limped off after 14 minutes of United’s 2-1 win at rivals City last weekend and sat out Thursday’s narrow defeat away to Tottenham in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup.