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EPL: ‘Their relationship is over’ – Agbonlahor on Man Utd player to leave Carrick’s side

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Former Aston Villa captain, Gabriel Agbonlahor, has revealed that forward, Marcus Rashford will leave Manchester United.

According to Agbonlahor, Rashford’s relationship with Michael Carrick’s side is over, and the England international will leave Old Trafford before the summer transfer window closes.

“His original jersey number was taken by Matheus Cunha,” Agbonlahor told talkSPORT.

“I don’t think he will be willing to come back, change his number, and only serve as a substitute.

“I think Rashford and Manchester United’s relationship has come to an end, and he will definitely leave before the transfer window closes.”

Rashford spent last season on loan at Barcelona, and he has since returned to Man United, but his number 10 jersey had been taken by Matheus Cunha.

EPL: ‘Their relationship is over’ – Agbonlahor on Man Utd player to leave Carrick’s side

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