Tim Sherwood is among those who believe he is aware of the reason Marcus Rashford is experiencing form issues.

Rashford and Sherwood have not collaborated in the past. I seriously doubt he is acquainted with him or his thoughts.

Although there may be considerably more transpiring behind the scenes involving Rashford and Sherwood, it would be dishonest to claim that he has consistently performed at his peak throughout the season.

Rashford has delivered several subpar performances, and individuals from a distance have expressed disapproval of his demeanor. His regrettable dismissal in the Champions League match against FC Copenhagen stands out as his most momentous occasion.

He was injured in his final appearance for England on Friday night after colliding with Trent Alexander Arnold. However, Gareth Southgate appeared unconcerned about substituting him for precautionary purposes.

Sherwood remarked to Saturday Social that he holds both Marcus Rashford and Erik ten Hag accountable for the forward’s poor form.

“No, not a chance,” Sherwood responded when UnitedInFocus quoted him as saying in response to the question of whether Rashford merited his spot in the England squad.

“Unfortunately, he can beg his manager to excuse his exclusion from the England squad through playing.” If currently affiliated with Manchester City, he possesses every quality necessary to be a world-class player and make the squad.

“Unfortunately, I do not believe a turnaround will occur between now and the end of the season.” “He should commend Ten Hag for that, as the situation thus far has been unsatisfactory.”

Sherwood did not say that when Rashford scored 30 goals under Ten Hag last season.