Gabby Agbonlahor EXPLAINS why he thinks Marcus Rashford WON'T PLAY for Man Utd again

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AI GeneratedThis discussion covers various football transfer rumors and player evaluations, focusing on the futures of Jed Spence and Marcus Rashford, interest in Jonny Rowe, and Arsenal's defensive needs following William Saliba's injury.
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He's attracted interest from Everton and into Milan, do you see him leaving Spurs?
I don't see Dzerbi wanting to leave, I think he got a lot of criticism early on in the tournament
but grew into the tournament and at times was our best defender 1v1, especially in the France game.
So I think he stays at Spurs, I don't see him leaving Geoff, I can understand why an Italian
club would want him though, you know they base their football on defence at first don't they,
I see Dzerbi wanting him to stay because he's a very good defender, left back or right back
or wing back. Would he fit the bill as someone like Manchester United? Depends what they're
looking for because listen Jed Spence is a very very good defender Geoff but what he isn't is
someone who's going to put in amazing deliveries, that's not his game so it depends what Manchester
United are looking for, defensive wise he's definitely the sort of player that Dzerbi would
want to keep as well, I don't see them getting rid of him, no way. I mean I mentioned Manchester
United, look Marcus Rashford had a disappointing World Cup and didn't have many opportunities,
let's be brutally honest about it, being out on loan, I mean what is going to happen to him?
I think when you look at his loan, I watched a lot of Marcus Rashford at Barcelona, I think it was a
successful loan Geoff, he played 43 times in the league and Champions League together, 13 goals,
10 assists, I'm just surprised teams haven't bid for him, I don't understand the Gordon transfer,
I really don't, I feel Rashford is a better option than Gordon, he's 28, is it the wages?
Are we looking at someone that maybe his contract, if he's got a year left at Manchester United,
the wages are too much for clubs to maybe sign him on a four-year deal, is he getting closer to that
30 mark as well? The contract will be something, something really strange going on there but
whoever signs him has got a fantastic player because he looks like he's in a better mind
as well, I look at him before the World Cup, he's at Inter Miami doing extra training,
at Barcelona we hear nothing, nothing negative about Marcus Rashford, he's in a better headspace
being away from Manchester, so if I'm him and I'm his agent, does he look at another club abroad
to get away from any distractions that he might have? Do you think he may have to settle for
another loan deal? It's hard isn't it because will Manchester United accept that because he's got a
year left? He may not have any options. I know but does this come down to the end of August Jeff,
end of the transfer window and maybe it has to be because I just don't see him playing for
Manchester United again, one Manchester United, the players that they've brought in, he doesn't
fit into that team and also as a player, I know it might not be much to a lot of people but he's
lost his number, Kunja took his number, I don't think he's going to come back and be like okay
I'll wear this number now and I'll be a bit part player, I think Marcus Rashford and Manchester
United's relationship is done, so I don't see him being there, end of the transfer window.
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a 31-day rolling contract, cancel any time with 31 days notice. Jonathan Rowe, Jonny Rowe,
out in Bologna at the moment, reports are that Chelsea and Villa are interested,
which could boost his chances of eventually getting the England score, we're going to be
looking for a number nine, he doesn't score a lot of goals, hasn't scored a lot of goals in
Italy. Yeah well I remember his performances for the England under-21s when he won the Euros and
he was absolutely exceptional. I watched him in the games against Aston Villa and
Matty Cash is a top defender but he ripped him, ripped him up Geoff, he was direct, stop start,
quick, very sharp, he's a player that I really want Aston Villa to go and get, if you look at
his appearances last season he could score more goals Geoff, only three goals in 28 league games,
only four goals in 12 Europa League games, has he got to produce more output in goals and assists,
yes he does, but if there's a manager to get out of him it's Unai Emery, if I had my perfect world
I'd love Rowe and Somerville, Aston Villa need wingers and I think he fits that bill, 23,
but what he has got Geoff, he's got that spark to him that maybe some managers will have to calm
him down, he had to fight Mirabio at Marseille and both of them got sold by Dzerbi, I'd just
seen a clip last week of a pre-season friendly and he got caught by a defender and he ran over,
pushed the defender over, had to walk off the pitch in anger, so he's got that spice to him
that maybe a manager like Unai Emery can calm him down, but top, top winger and I'm sure clubs
will be looking at him. Yeah, fan reports suggesting Arsenal are on the hunt for a new
defender, I think it's pretty sure they are after William Saliba's injury which is going to keep
them up for a number of months, needless to say a Villa player has been linked with them as well
which is Ezri Consa, the Sun's been suggesting that John Stones is under consideration, of course
he wouldn't cost them, but you know. The problem is though Geoff, you go and get Consa, it's going to
cost you what, 70 million something, some big money for a 28 year old, but then Saliba's
coming back, then you've got Saliba, Consa, Gabriel, Mascara, Hinkapier, they need someone
short-term, they need someone maybe on a season-long contract, someone on a free transfer, Stones
perfectly, but Stones injury record doesn't make sense, they need someone on a loan that likes,
Saliba comes back from his injury, thank you, but we've got our four centre-halves, we don't need
someone on a permanent, so I don't understand the Consa one. Yeah, it's very difficult to bring
someone in on that basis though isn't it, you know, when they know, they know that they're
going to be sitting on the bench at best in a few months time. Let's not forget how good
Mascara and Hinkapier were, they're going to fit in straight away to that starting team,
whoever they bring in might not even be starting, so it's difficult. They've got so many quality
defenders, do they need another centre-half? Probably not, but maybe they look at it and say,
do we want, with the Champions League as well, do we want four top centre-halves,
five months is a long time, Ben White can play there as well can't he, so maybe they look at
someone like a season-long loan, hard to find that. Just on the subject of transfers, Mark's
texted in and said the talk about Jed Spence has only come about because you have Pedro Porro
at the club as well, and I think Porro starts ahead of Spence. 100%, yeah 100% definitely,
but we know where Spence can play, he can play Carney, wing-back, he can play left-back,
he can play right-back, yeah, but I don't see Deserby wanting to sell a player who had a very
good tournament. Just another tribute, Kevin King coming from Alex from Fulham, he said,
Kevin visited the Brunswick youth club in Fulham when I was about 10 years old, the time and
patience he gave to all of the kids, taking us through drills, chatting with us and making
everyone feel important was incredible, me and some old friends still talk about that day and
the time that we spent with him, I still got a photo with him too, holding my arms up in the air,
all the parents and adults there said what a genuinely lovely man he was. Recurring theme,
not a word of criticism, rightly so, for the great Kevin King.
