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Micah Richards has urged Marcus Rashford to cultivate a ruthless edge, a trait he believes is vital for top global stars. The attacker, now on loan at Barcelona, has made a strong start under Hansi Flick, showing flashes of brilliance with goals and assists in pre-season
Micah Richards has urged Marcus Rashford to develop a ruthless edge missing from his game, a trait common among football's elite. Rashford, now on loan at Barcelona, has shown flashes of brilliance under Hansi Flick, contributing goals and assists in recent pre-season matches, hinting at a potential resurgence
Marcus Rashford has been told in no uncertain terms by Micah Richards that he’s missing a key trait "all other players at the top of world football" possess: a ruthless streak in front of goal. The 27-year-old England international, freshly loaned to Barcelona by Manchester United for the season, has made an early splash in Catalonia under new boss Hansi Flick, finding the net and creating goals in his last two pre-season outings.
Micah Richards has pinpointed a vital trait missing from Marcus Rashford's game: the killer instinct that defines global footballing elites. The United striker, now on loan at Barcelona, has shown glimpses of his talent under Hansi Flick, scoring and assisting recently, but Richards believes a ruthless edge in front of goal is the key to unlocking his full potential
Micah Richards has highlighted a crucial missing element in Marcus Rashford's game: the ruthless finishing seen in football's elite. The Manchester United loanee, now at Barcelona, has shown flashes of brilliance under Hansi Flick, scoring and assisting in recent pre-season matches, but a clinical edge remains key to reaching the very top
Leeds have sensationaly secured a proven Premier League goalscorer on a free transfer! With an astonishing 57 goals to his name, this pivotal signing signals a bold statement of intent as the Whites prepare for their Championship title defence
Villarreal's president, Fernando Roig, has stood by Thomas Partey, urging fans to withhold judgment. Partey faced boos on his debut against Aston Villa, following his bail being granted on rape charges. Roig emphasized that players deserve support, even during challenging times
Brighton's Fabian Hurzeler remains unfazed by Manchester United's interest in Carlos Baleba. Hurzeler revealed his confidence, stating he's "not afraid" of a record approach for the talented midfielder. This assurance comes even as United, having already secured talents like Sesko and Cunha, reportedly eye midfield reinforcements
