admin Marcus Rashford has admitted he couldn’t stand watching the Champions League celebrations after Manchester City’s historic treble.
The English striker, who was watching the 1-0 win over Inter Milan, turned his TV on shortly after the final whistle to avoid Pep Guardiola’s men lifting the trophy. Said it was deleted.
“I like to watch the best games, and I do. But after they win the game, I don’t need to watch their party like anything else. Please turn off the TV,” Rashford explained. “To be honest, nothing new. He explained that there were no problems.
Man City have become just the second English club to win the coveted domestic treble in European competition after winning the Premier League title and FA Cup.
The United forward insisted the team must accept City’s challenge and push on to win the trophy next season.
“Is it a challenge?” said Rashford. “Yes, but we can’t avoid it. became. However, despite the “huge disappointment”, Rashford reiterated that Eric ten Haag should be applauded for the impact he has had on the club in his debut season.
“He came in wanting to win,” said Rashford.
25 “We managed to win a trophy [Carabao Cup], get back into the Champions League and reach the final again. It’s definitely better than last year and a few years ago.” He enjoyed playing for Ten Hague and went on to praise the role in personally helping the United manager “rekindle a lost fire”.
Rashford’s personal progress this season under the Dutchman’s guidance has been impressive. He has scored 30 goals in all competitions, a quarter of the goals he has scored at Old Trafford in eight years, and won the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award that year. .
If the club has realistic ambitions to end City’s dominance next season as the summer transfer window opens on Wednesday, give the United manager a big budget and work in the right key areas. Hiring people is essential.
