Manchester United are in “no man’s land” and the rebuild under Ruben Amorim “hasn’t started yet”, Marcus Rashford has claimed.

Marcus Rashford makes honest Man United admission and reveals reasoning behind not able to win the league title.

Rashford has left United for Barcelona on loan after a protracted saga and claims the Red Devils are stuck ‘in no man’s land’

Rashford has made 426 appearances for Manchester United under five of Sir Alex Ferguson's six permanent successors.

The boyhood fan is still technically a Manchester United player. Rashford will spend the 2025–26 campaign on loan at Barcelona, who can reportedly trigger an affordable option-to-buy clause worth €30 million (£25.9 million, $35 million), but hasn’t played for the Red Devils since November.

Barcelona loanee Marcus Rashford has given an extensive interview, explaining in his view why the glory years of Manchester United remain firmly in the rearview mirror. Rashford is still contracted

Reactionary' Manchester United stuck in 'no man's land' - The on-loan Barcelona star has spoken out about the Red Devils in a new interview