Marcus Rashford, who has lost his position under coach Juven Amorim, chose to transfer to Barcelona on a one-year loan this summer. In the process, he made headlines by revealing the name of the manager who made him angry at Manchester United.
British Give Me Sports reported on the 14th that `Rashford picked Jose Mourinho as the coach who always makes him angry.'
Rashford, who grew up through the Manchester United Youth Academy, played 426 games since his debut in the first division and played as the club's leading striker, but left the team for a new challenge this summer. Barcelona, the club he envied, was the destination.
Rashford did not experience Ferguson's time, and has played under a total of eight managers since joining the first team in 2016. He has been through several leaders, including Luis Van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, but among them, Mourinho is said to have been referred to as a director who always makes him angry.
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Asked who was the manager who influenced him the most, Rashford replied "Maybe Van Gaal, Mourinho, Solskjaer. It's hard to compare because I've experienced too many directors."
Rashford said it took him a while to adjust because he had never seen a coach obsessed with victory like Mourinho when he was a child.
Rashford "I've never had a manager so obsessed with winning before. Van Gaal also wanted to win, but pursued beautiful football"Mourinho doesn't care about that. If you win, that's it, and you move on to the next game. At first, I was always angry. But when we won, and we found out he was the real winner, we came to understand."
He also said, `If I win, I won't bring up what I lacked in the last game, but if I lose, I will always point it out. After a few months, I came to respect that way, and as a coach, I've made a lot of achievements with him."
Mourinho took the helm of Manchester United in the summer of 2016 and led the team for two years until December 2018. In his first year in office, he won the UEFA Europa League with Rashford's performance.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
