Man Utd choose NOT to sell two players' 2025/26 shirts as big decision on Marcus Rashford is made
Amorim was damning when asked about Rashford earlier this year
RASH DECISION Man Utd choose NOT to sell two players' 2025/26 shirts as big decision on Marcus Rashford is made
MANCHESTER UNITED are NOT selling Jadon Sancho or Antony shirts on their official website.
But the Red Devils are flogging Marcus Rashford jerseys.
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Marcus Rashford was frozen out by Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim
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Jadon Sancho and Antony both headed out on loan last season
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All three wingers spent the second half of last season out on loan.
Sancho headed for Chelsea, while Antony excelled at Real Betis.
Rashford, meanwhile, spent four months at Aston Villa after falling out of favour under boss Ruben Amorim.
United's online shop suggests that there could be a way back for the homegrown hero.
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When customising the new 2025/26 home shirt, fans are given the option to use "Rashford 10".
Sancho's squad number has been taken by Manuel Ugarte, with the former England winger having worn No25 prior to being loaned to Chelsea.
The No21 shirt worn by Antony is vacant, but still does not appear on United's online shop.
Rashford still has three years remaining on his contract, with Antony's up in 2027 and Sancho's running for 12 more months.
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Man Utd's online shop is allowing fans to buy 'Rashford 10' shirts
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United's No10 started Amorim's first two Prem games in charge, scoring in both of them.
But he was soon dropped entirely by the Portuguese, with his final appearance coming on December 12 against Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League.
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Following more than six weeks on the sidelines, Rashford signed for Aston Villa on loan.
The England ace scored four goals in 17 appearances for Unai Emery's side, also laying on six assists.
His performances for Villa saw him earn a call-up to Thomas Tuchel's first Three Lions squad in March.
In April, the BBC reported that Rashford was set for talks over his United future in "mid-June".
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At the time they claimed that Rashford felt it was unlikely that he would return to the fold at his boyhood club.
Upon Rashford moving to Villa, Amorim said: "I couldn't get Marcus to see the way you're supposed to play football and to train the way I see it."
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