Marcus Rashford is in tears, there is a confrontation with his manager, and Ruben Amorim has rejected him as Manchester United’s departure approaches.

Marcus Rashford is in tears, there is a confrontation with his manager, and Ruben Amorim has rejected him as Manchester United’s departure approaches.

Marcus Rashford’s departure from Manchester United appears to be imminent and may occur during the January transfer window.

Since the 27-year-old disclosed that he was “prepared for a new challenge” in an interview with Henry Winter prior to Christmas, the signs have been clear. Ruben Amorim’s response has only served to bolster the notion that Rashford is on his way out of Old Trafford.

AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund, and West Ham have expressed interest in the player, who may depart United on loan this month. Nevertheless, it is widely believed that the Red Devils would favour a permanent separation if they were to part ways with their star player, who has not appeared in any of United’s most recent six games.

When the England forward ultimately departs United after two decades with his boyhood club, it will be an emotional farewell. Mirror Football has investigated the trajectory that led Rashford to his present situation, which encompasses disputes with not one, but two of his supervisors.Rashford was overcome with emotion.

Over the past year, enquiries have been raised regarding Rashford’s dedication and whether the club holds the same significance for him as it once did. In early 2016, the homegrown product made its debut on the senior scene as an adolescent. It has since experienced periods of growth and decline in its performance.

So it is logical that Rashford was more emotive than the majority of fans in the aftermath of United’s FA Cup victory over Manchester City last season. His contribution decreased significantly despite the fact that he secured significant silverware, despite netting a career-high 30 goals in all competitions during the previous campaign.

However, he maintained a forthright online presence, posting a photograph of himself in tears in response to the FA Cup victory. The image, which was captioned “People want to know what Man United means to me!”, depicted Rashford clapping for the supporters.

Rashford, who has been a member of the club since the age of seven, is undoubtedly impacted by the idea of departing the only organisation he has ever known. This is despite the fact that supporters and management may not have been in agreement with all of his actions during a challenging period for the club.

Despite all of this, the player has maintained his unwavering commitment to the club and its mission. Rashford’s sincere desire for United’s success was evident in the moments following their most significant victory under Erik ten Hag. Conflict between managers