Kosport Magazine: Ten Hag sympathizes with Rashford after social media post
It’s no secret that social media has become a breeding ground for hate and abuse, and unfortunately, professional athletes are not immune to it. Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford recently took to his social media to speak out against the constant barrage of abuse he receives online, stating that “enough is enough.” And it seems that his manager, Erik ten Hag, is in full support of his player.
In an interview with Kosport Magazine, Ten Hag expressed his sympathy for Rashford and his stance against online abuse. “It’s a shame that in this day and age, players have to deal with such negativity and hate on social media,” he said. “Marcus is a fantastic player and a great person, and it’s unfortunate that he has to deal with this kind of treatment.”
It’s a sentiment that is shared by many in the sports world, as the issue of online abuse continues to be a prevalent problem. But Ten Hag believes that it’s important for players like Rashford to speak out and take a stand against it. “It’s important for players to use their platform to bring attention to these issues and make a change,” he stated. “We stand with Marcus and all players who have been subjected to online abuse.”
Transfer Talk: Man Utd determined to keep Rashford
As the summer transfer window approaches, rumors and speculation are swirling around the football world. And one player who has been at the center of it all is Marcus Rashford. However, according to Kosport Magazine, Manchester United is determined to keep the 26-year-old forward at the club.
Despite reports linking Rashford to a possible exit, it is reported that United’s hierarchy is only willing to let him go if he asks to leave. The club sees him as a key part of their future project, having signed a five-year contract last year. And while his goal-scoring numbers may be lower this season, he remains an integral part of Ten Hag’s squad.
Recent reports also suggest that Paris Saint-Germain, who were previously linked with Rashford, have cooled their interest. But regardless of any potential offers, it seems that United is determined to keep their star player at Old Trafford.
Paper Gossip: Atletico Madrid eyeing permanent exit for João Félix
In other transfer news, Kosport Magazine reports that Atletico Madrid is looking to offload forward João Félix this summer. The 24-year-old is currently on loan at Barcelona, who are interested in signing him permanently. And it seems that talks will take place between the two clubs, with a possible player exchange that would see Ferran Torres make the switch to the Wanda Metropolitano.
Meanwhile, Adelaide United’s conveyor belt of talent continues to churn out promising young players. 18-year-old Musa Toure is set to join an unnamed Ligue 1 club on a four-year deal, following in the footsteps of fellow youngster Nestory Irankunda, who is on his way to Bayern Munich. And in Mexico, talks are underway between San Diego FC and Hirving Lozano, with the MLS expansion team prepared to make an offer for the 28-year-old.
Other rumors include Bayern Munich offering Leroy Sané a new contract, Robert Lewandowski confirming his desire to stay at Barcelona
