Sheringham believes that if Rashford were to join Liverpool, Manchester United fans would undoubtedly feel betrayed, but if Manchester United no longer need him, then as a player, he can only choose the path most beneficial to his own development. If he returns to the team, he should also be properly utilized. Manchester United should handle this flexibly to maximize the club's interests.

Sheringham said in an interview: "If Rashford goes to Liverpool, Manchester United fans would definitely feel completely betrayed, but what if Manchester United no longer need him? As a player, he can only choose the path most beneficial to his own development."

"The initiative for Rashford's future should be in Manchester United's hands, not his; he is still a registered Manchester United player," Sheringham said. "When he voluntarily signed that long-term, high-wage contract, it was only to secure a bigger salary.

But now he is unhappy and wants to leave. In my playing days, once a formal contract was signed, players couldn't leave at will; that restriction worked for both parties. A contract signed in black and white must be honored by both sides.

However, Manchester United can handle this flexibly to maximize the club's interests. He is still a Manchester United player, so why not use this situation to get this forward back into the team and fill the urgent attacking personnel shortage that Carrick needs? Can't both parties resolve their differences and coexist peacefully? He is currently playing in the World Cup and can score goals. He is inherently part of the team and should be properly utilized."

"If Rashford returns to Manchester United in excellent form and gives his best for the team at Old Trafford, everyone will be happy, and such rifts and grievances in the football world can disappear in an instant."

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