Manchester United can no longer maintain the method of transferring players from the first team that they adopted during the last summer transfer window.. BBC journalist Simon Stone reports on this.

Last year, the current head coach Ruben Amorim formulated the title of “bomb run” from five players. Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Antoni and Tyrell Malasia were outside of training from the first team and had good access to their infrastructure.

In the bag, four in five Gravians left the club that same summer, while Malasia lost to Manchester United before the end of his contract.

However, such a scenario is impossible. In advance of the FIFA World Cup, the professional football team FIFPRO achieved the satisfaction of officially defending the practice of isolating football players from the main group through transfer and personnel decisions for the club.

This means that Marcus Rashford, who will return to Old Trafford after the River Arena in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bwill no longer have the right to train with the first team regardless of the plans for the future. According to Dzherel, Manchester United is ready to consider the sale of the English forward, but we cannot determine his fate in the training process.

After the end of the World Cup, Rashford is obliged to join Michael Carrick's team for a pre-season training session.