Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag break silence and responded to 26-year-old forward Marcus Rashford post on social media

Man United fans booed Marcus Rashford during the FA Cup semi-final against Coventry. He has only scored eight goals for the team this season.

Markus Rashford is having a bad run for Manchester United, but Erik ten Hag says he “feels bad” for him and says he can “do better.”

At 12:36 a.m. on Friday, Rashford tweeted a part of an encouraging tweet from a fan account and said, “I appreciate your support!” It’s been abuse for months now. “That’s enough.”

When the 26-year-old was taken off during the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, United fans booed, and Coventry players were shocked by how badly he played.

Rashford has been punished twice by Ten Hag this season for things he did off the field, and he has only scored eight goals after scoring 30 last season, which was the best number of goals he has ever scored. Rashford’s pay went up a lot when he signed a new five-year deal in the summer, but this season there has been trouble between the academy graduate and fans.

Ten Hag replied, “Of course I feel sorry for Rashy.” “He had a great season last year. In what I think was his best season, he hit 30 goals. You can see what he can do.

“He hasn’t given the results this season, and people have been very harsh on him. Everyone needs to back him up if we want to get back to where we were last year.

I think he needs the help. We all know what he can do, so we need to help and push him. He can do better next year. We saw him last year when he was really great.

“I believe the fans always have our backs.” I heard the welcome as we walked into Old Trafford. I’ve never heard anything so loud on Wednesday. Away: always there for the team, supporting them, and there’s a great bond between them and the fans.

In England’s loss to Brazil last month, Rashford only played for 15 minutes, and he wasn’t used in the draw with Belgium three days later. This makes his spot in the team for the European Championship unclear.