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Haspress-up
Wednesday 02 January
LONDON (Reuters) – Manchester United striker Marcus Rushford was about to settle in Real Madrid, but Jose Mourinho's move from Manchester United has changed the game.
The Spanish sports daily AS reported that the 21-year-old was not happy with his work in Portugal and had threatened to go to the White Castle before the situation changed with the arrival of Ole Gunnar Solshire, who congratulated him for his decision.
The source said that Rushford's agent was working hard to resolve his future outside the Red Devils club where he had been insulted after Mourinho had spoken to him negatively at a press conference at the end of November, saying: "The personality and presence at the stadium are lacking".
Rushford threatened last year to travel to Madrid not to be a key player. He was asking for a raise and the club had offered 56.1 million euros for his purchase. But the situation is changing, and the situation of Rushford in the United States and himself, as well as other players about to leave, such as Paul Bojba and Anthony Marcial.
"I think Marcus has become a different player since I arrived," he said, "His style is brilliant, he follows the ball, closes the line, goes back and is good at making a goal." Bogba was fantastic, he has all the potential to be a great striker. "
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