Alan Shearer advises Man Utd player to focus on his team rather than playing for England.

Former England striker Alan Shearer has shared some advice for Marcus Rashford, urging him to focus on his current situation at Manchester United instead of thinking about a potential move in the January transfer window. The 27-year-old forward recently expressed his desire for a new challenge, but Shearer believes that Rashford needs to first "sort himself out" before considering his England prospects.

Rashford, who has been with Manchester United since the age of seven, has been a key player for the club since 2016. However, he has been struggling with form and was even left out of the team's last month's Manchester derby by new manager Ruben Amorim. In response, Rashford stated that he did not want to make the situation worse and would leave the club with no hard feelings.

Shearer, who is the record goalscorer in the Premier League, believes that Rashford can get back to his best form with hard work and the right attitude. He also stated that it is too early to talk about Rashford's international career, as his focus should be on sorting things out with his club first. Shearer also doubts that a move to another Premier League club is possible for Rashford in January, despite long-standing links with Paris Saint-Germain and recent interest from Saudi Arabian clubs.

The former England striker also pointed out the difficulties involved in completing a transfer, including agreeing on a fee and salary. He mentioned that Rashford's current high wage at Manchester United would be a major hurdle for any potential Premier League suitors. However, Shearer acknowledged that there could still be some interest from other clubs, even if it has not been reported in the media.

In conclusion, Shearer advised Rashford to focus on improving his form and situation at Manchester United before thinking about a potential move. He believes that with the right attitude and hard work, Rashford can get back to his best and possibly revive his international career in the future. As for a potential transfer, Shearer believes that it would be a difficult task to complete in the current January window.

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