Rashford thought he'd made it at United and started strolling around doing what he wanted

WADDLE LAYS INTO OLD TRAFFORD FLOP... AND ALSO TAKES A POP AT GARNACHO!

- BY DAVID MCDONNELL

MARCUS RASHFORD has been accused of believing his own hype and coasting after signing his mega-money contract with Manchester United.

Rashford spent the second half of last season on loan at Aston Villa, after falling out with United boss Ruben Amorim, who was unimpressed with his lack of effort and discipline.

The move to Villa, where he scored four goals, earned Rashford an England recall, but injury ended his season prematurely and he is now looking for a new club, after accepting there is no way back for him under Amorim.

Barcelona have been linked with a move for Rashford, but former England midfielder Chris Waddle reckons the 27-year-old's lack of application will put clubs off from signing him on a permanent basis.

Asked if Villa should try to sign Rashford on a permanent deal, Waddle said: "Not really. I thought he did OK. But the problem with Rashford is he went to Villa - he's going to run around, he's going to try a lot harder than he did at United because it's a new club.