Alan Shearer warned on the punishment Marcus Rashford should receive at United

Manchester United’s striker Marcus Rashford was surprisingly slammed by the Premier League retired legend Alan Shearer, who commented on the latest incident that the United striker had at the Mancunian club following his absence from training after he was spotted in a Belfast nightclub on Thursday night.

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Following an information given by the English journal The Sun revealing that United were aware of Rashford’s trip to Belfast and gave him permission to travel there on Wednesday to visit friend and former academy teammate Ro-Shaun Williams, Alan Shearer was clear about what United should make with the player after he faked an illness to skip Friday’s training session.

Shearer, who played brilliantly in the Premier League from 1988 to 2006 scoring 699 goals in total for Southampton, Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle, urged the player to stop wasting his talent as a striker and claimed what Ten Hag should be doing with him to take the best level of football that the Mancunian scorer could give in the club.

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Shearer urged the player to stop wasting his talent

"He needs strong management, someone to get hold of him and tell him there’ll be huge regrets come the end of his career if he continues doing this. When I see him play, it looks like he’s got the world on his shoulders so it needs sorting now because he can’t really deal with it", said Shearer, who could be happy with the two weeks’ wages worth €650,000 fine set for the striker to lead him to definitely focus on his football career and stop partying.