According to Fabrizio Romano, a transfer expert, Unai Emery, the manager of Aston Villa, has revealed his true feelings regarding Marcus Rashford, who was recently signed.
During the winter transfer window, which was relatively quiet across the Premier League, Aston Villa made what could be considered the most significant move of the season by signing Rashford, a legend from Manchester United.
After a disagreement with United manager Ruben Amorim, the Englishman agreed to play for the Birmingham club until the end of the season. Amorim is said to have become frustrated with the winger’s attitude in training, which led to the disagreement at the beginning of the season.
The top football journalist Romano has spoken out one week later to reveal what he has heard about Rashford’s training sessions with his new club and how Villa manager Emery truly feels about the marquee signing. Romano’s comments took place after Rashford had been signed by Villa.
After a late substitution, Rashford made his debut for Aston Villa, along with fellow loanee Marco Asensio, in their FA Cup match against Tottenham Hotspur, which they won 2-0. The match took place on Sunday evening.
During his 25 minutes of playing time, the winger left an impression on the fans, and it would appear that he has also won the Emery Award after only one week of playing for the claret and blue.
Romano revealed in a newsletter for GiveMeSport that Emery and other officials at Villa are really pleased with how Rashford has performed in training and during his debut for the club. Romano’s revelation was made public by Romano.
What Romano wrote was, “Very happy. Having a positive attitude and receiving adequate training, it will take some time for you to get back into good shape and form, but you will have a significant impact.
During a joint post-match interview with the BBC, Aaron Ramsey and Morgan Rogers, two of the players who scored goals for Villa on Sunday, took the time to praise Rashford, who is 27 years old, as well as other new players. Emery’s positive attitude towards Rashford is also reflected by his Villa squad.
“This is one of the best squads that we’ve had… the squad depth is unbelievable,” Ramsey stated in his statement.
When you look at the bench tonight, you see all of the experienced players: Rashford is coming on, Malen is starting, and Asensio is coming along. There is an incredible amount of depth in the squad, and the players who are starting need to step up their game right now because the players who are coming on are a significant threat.
When Rogers was asked if the new signing is putting pressure on him to add to what has already been an impressive season, he responded by saying, “We want to take what we can from the experienced players in the squad.” For the two of us who are just getting started, it would be beneficial to take what they have done and use it to our advantage.
“It’s massive to have people like that in the door and it just drives everyone on.”
