Thursday, October 23, 2025 - Former Manchester United defender, Paul Parker has sharply criticized forward Marcus Rashford for claiming he gave his best efforts while playing for the Red Devils.
The England international was reportedly listed among the
'Bomb Squad' by then-manager Ruben Amorim after struggling to impress the
Portuguese coach, which eventually led to his loan moves to Aston Villa and
subsequently to Barcelona.
Rashford has since found success at Barcelona, where he took
his goal tally to five goals and five assists in 12 appearances after scoring a
brace in their 6-1 victory over 10-man Olympiakos in the Champions League on
Tuesday night.
Reacting to this improved performance, Parker spoke in a
chat with a betting site and stated that Rashford was "completely
lazy" at Old Trafford.
Parker argued that Rashford let his teammates down, saying,
"He was lazy, he didn’t do anything." He questioned whether any
players in the UK would trust him as a teammate, asserting that the answer is
"no-one." Parker said that the urgency he played with—where it was
“life and death” should have been ingrained in Rashford, but wasn't.
Parker concluded that if a player "can’t give
everything for your boyhood club and you are willing to let down the rest of
the team, then that says a lot about you." He added that failing to
deliver for the club he had been at since he was a kid and letting down his
teammates on numerous occasions put Rashford in "a very bad
position."

 
 
 
 
 
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