Sheringham believes that if M. Rashford moves to Liverpool FC, Manchester United fans would certainly feel betrayed. However, if Manchester United no longer wants him, as a player he can only choose the path that benefits his development the most. If he returns to the team, it should be used appropriately. Manchester United should handle this flexibly for the club's best interests.

Sheringham said in an interview: "If M. Rashford moves to Liverpool FC, Manchester United fans would certainly feel deeply betrayed. But what if Manchester United no longer wants him? As a player, he can only choose the path that benefits his development the most."

"The initiative for M. Rashford's future should be in Manchester United's hands, not his own. He remains a registered player of Manchester United," Sheringham said. "When he signed that long contract with a high salary, he did so willingly just to earn more money."

Now he's dissatisfied and wants to leave. Back when I was playing, once a contract was officially signed, a player couldn't leave arbitrarily. This restriction applied to both parties. A written contract should be honoured by both sides.

But Manchester United can handle this flexibly for the club's best interests. He's still a Manchester United player—why not use this situation to bring this striker back to the team and address Carrick's urgent need for attacking reinforcements? Can both parties resolve their differences and coexist peacefully? He's playing in the World Cup and may score goals. He's already part of the team and should be used properly.

"If M. Rashford returns to Manchester United in top form and gives everything for the team at Old Trafford, everyone will be happy. Resentments and dissatisfaction like this in football can disappear in an instant."

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