Simon Jordan: The lack of Manchester United club culture leads to the fall of Rashford, which is heartbreaking

Former Crystal Palace chairman and talkSPORT radio host Simon Jordan recently bombarded Manchester United's way of treating Rashford on the show.

Simon Jordan said: "We should regret the fall of an important genius. Although he has never reached the height of the outside world, what should be more heartbreaking is the lack of Manchester United's club culture. It is this lack that has caused the players to lose their direction."

"Do you remember after the European Cup? He was in poor form throughout the season but was selected for the national team. After returning from the competition, the club allowed him to take a vacation for two weeks before having shoulder surgery. Waiting... This is simply putting the cart before the horse!"

"I think players themselves must be responsible for the missed opportunities, but if you fail to establish a cultural environment where young people cherish opportunities, they will be easily disturbed by external temptations."

Simon Jordan expressed dissatisfaction with Manchester United's way of managing Rashford in recent years, and emphasized that the Red Devils youth training player himself should also take responsibility for the decline in his career. He added: "The responsibility is of course Rashford, but there are very few real leaders in football, and most of them are just gossipers."

"When these followers lose their direction, all kinds of temptations and external influences will take advantage of the situation. Their social life is becoming more and more distracted, they will ask for leave for birthdays, train to skip classes and go to Northern Ireland to have fun. This is not uncommon."

" These behaviors are obviously indulged in a certain culture, and the players have Huge wealth and fame and fortune temptation. Now the football world has formed a culture that dares not tell the truth, because the truth will make players unable to bear it. They only hear good news, which leads to them lacking the ability to withstand pressure and not cultivating leadership. "

"I think he will succeed in Barcelona, because for Rashford, the most urgent task is to leave Manchester United. This is a relief for the club and the players, and we should have felt sorry for this because he was a good player."