Pundit warns Man United star 'too nice' attitude could lead to summer replacement

Stan Collymore has expressed concerns that Marcus Rashford might face the risk of losing his position as Manchester United's primary left-sided winger if he doesn't improve his current poor form.

Despite an impressive season last year where he scored 17 league goals in 35 games, the England international has struggled to replicate that form in the current season.

The former Aston Villa and Liverpool forward believes that the 25-year-old's recent lack of impact in the team's first seven games is a cause for concern, and he suggests that it might be challenging for United to help the struggling forward regain his form.

“Marcus Rashford is in dire form,” the pundit stated in an exclusive interview with Caught Offside.

“I would be advising Erik Ten Hag to stick with him for so long, probably another two or three more games, and if he continues to misfire, drop him. I would want a player to come in and look at Rashford and say ‘I am taking your spot and you’re never going to play for this club again. I’m the main man now.’ because I think it could be really easy to discourage and overwhelm Rashford and effectively end his Old Trafford career.

“He’s far too nice. If he stopped playing now, would he be considered a United legend? – Absolutely not.”