Rashford given clear message from Jadon Sancho on what to do at Man Utd

Marcus Rashford could be set for a surprising loan move to Borussia Dortmund as his future at Manchester United remains uncertain.

The striker, who has been struggling for form and facing disciplinary issues, was dropped from the squad for the Manchester derby.

His omission, coupled with criticism from manager Ruben Amorim, has fueled speculation about his long-term future at the club.

Rashford's situation bears striking similarities to that of Jadon Sancho, who also fell out of favor at United and was loaned back to Dortmund.

The German club provided Sancho with a much-needed boost, helping him rediscover his form and confidence.

A similar move could benefit Rashford, who has been struggling to regain his previous form.

Dortmund, known for their ability to develop young talent, could provide the perfect environment for Rashford to rejuvenate his career.

However, a permanent move to Dortmund seems unlikely, especially considering the significant transfer fee that United would demand.

A loan deal, similar to Sancho's, could be a more realistic option for both the player and the club.

Rashford's recent social media activity has also raised eyebrows.

His post-match reaction to the Manchester derby victory, while seemingly innocuous, hinted at a player who may be ready for a new challenge.

As the January transfer window approaches, it will be interesting to see how the situation unfolds.

If Rashford continues to struggle for form and opportunities at United, a loan move to Dortmund could be a win-win solution for all parties involved.

Sancho had been frozen out by Erik ten Hag following a disagreement and returned to Dortmund - his former club - in an attempt to rejuvenate his career.

The move certainly paid off, with Sancho delivering some of his best performances in years and helping the German side reach the Champions League final.

While it didn't save his United career, it did pave the way for a summer move to Chelsea - and Rashford could potentially benefit in a similar way.