Paul Scholes Brands Marcus Rashford Disgrace for Manchester United Exit, Questions Professionalism at Barcelona

Paul Scholes has sharply criticized Marcus Rashford for his attitude and professionalism both at Manchester United and during his loan spell at Barcelona. Scholes accused Rashford of "quitting" on Manchester United, citing instances of laziness, lack of defensive effort, and unprofessional behavior such as turning up late to team meetings. Despite Rashford's evident talent, including scoring a notable brace for Barcelona in the Champions League, Scholes expressed difficulty in feeling happy for him due to his perceived lack of commitment and poor demeanor. Rashford's attitude reportedly led to him falling out of favor under Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim, who preferred other players, and also contributed to Aston Villa's decision not to make his loan permanent. At Barcelona, Rashford continued to display unprofessional conduct, missing the starting lineup for arriving late to a pre-match meeting. Scholes emphasized that while Rashford has the talent to be one of the best players globally, his mentality and attitude prevent him from reaching that potential.