KOPY & PASTE

Rashford wants United to be more like arch rivals Liverpool

- Tom VICTOR

• Red Devils are in no-man's land on boss Amorim's watch

MARCUS Rashford says Manchester United have left themselves "in no-man's land".

Rashford has seen the club go from Alex Ferguson's 27 years at the helm to chopping and changing managers, culminating in Ruben Amorim's arrival last November and subsequently, Rashford's exile.

The striker, who this summer joined Barcelona on loan and is hoping to revitalise his career, has lamented the changes at Old Trafford which have brought United to this point.

"People say that we've been in a transition for years but to be in a transition you have to start it," Rashford told The Rest is Football podcast.

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