Neville reveals how Sir Alex Ferguson would have dealt with Rashford situation

The red devils are concerned about the situation of Marcus Rashford, and the team might be looking for the perfect way to deal with this to avoid that it repeats.

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Manchester United office main concern right now is the fact that the red devils winger has been changing his life style to one that really does not fit a football player that earns 400,000 euros per week, and now they might be looking to make sure that Rashford is aware that he needs to go ahead and change that in the next part of the season to get back now.

"He would have said a similar thing. Make sure you do it at the right moments. No one ever says to a football player you can’t go out but obviously when you have a game three days later, Marcus himself knows, he’s an experienced player now." Neville started on the way that Sir Alex Ferguson would have deal with the situation that is now a concern for everyone around the team.

Neville added, "I’ve always seen Marcus as being really responsible, a good professional, works hard every single day. He’s going through a dip in form at this moment of time but it’s happened once, it’s now happened twice and it can sometimes become your personality if you’re not careful." and now the fans are also concern about the winger.

"If you do it too many times people can start to say 'well what’s happened in his life'? So he just needs to relax, calm down, choose when to go out and get back to playing football and the levels which we know he can." Neville ended, and the fact is that now the team might have to take some different actions with the player in the enxt few days.

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Marcus Rashford situation

With the statement released by the red devils it has been confirmed that Marcus Rashford would be able to play in the game against Wolverhampton, but the fact is that the fans are asking for the team to take some other actions in the next part of the season.