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Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford told he would thrive at Liverpool
David James believes Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford would thrive at Liverpool.
The Premier League icon would snap the Red Devils and England ace “straight away” for the Anfield outfit.
Liverpool are one of several Premier League clubs reportedly eyeing Rashford, whose future is uncertain.
The 24-year-old has endured a difficult season at Old Trafford since returning from injury in October.
Rashford, who is reportedly on , has started just one of United’s last five league matches.
Ralf Rangnick named Rashford among the subs for the Champions League second-leg clash against Atletico Madrid.
In addition, Gareth Southgate left him out of the England squad ahead of their Wembley friendly double-header.
“Could be a valuable asset to Liverpool”
asked James whether he thought Rashford is a realistic target for Liverpool, due to the rivalry with United.
“There is so much history,” said the former Reds and England keeper.
“Paul Ince, who played for both, went to Liverpool via Inter Milan from Manchester United.
“Marcus Rashford, age-wise, he’s young enough now that if he had to move somewhere else before going to Liverpool, in some kind of long-term plan, then it could happen.
“However, because of the age he is now, now would be the time to get him.
“Marcus Rashford is a tremendously underused resource with Manchester United.
“I don’t train with him so I only see what I see on the pitch, but he’s a player I would play down the middle rather than playing out wide.
“I just think he’s got all the attributes to be a false-nine, through-the-middle player, rather than being stuck out wide.
“Therefore, again, when you look at the likes of Liverpool’s fluidity, he could actually play wide, and in the middle, and essentially do anything he wants to do if he was playing in that Liverpool side.
“I don’t think he’s afforded that with Manchester United with their reliance on the likes of [Cristiano] Ronaldo going down the middle.
“In a theoretical world, if you took the rivalry out of the equation, I would snap him up straight away.
“I think he could be a valuable asset to Liverpool.”