Marcus Rashford’s Response to Jadon Sancho’s ‘Freedom’ Comment Revealed

The Debate Between Rashford and Sancho Heats Up

Manchester United loanee Marcus Rashford made his debut for Aston Villa over the weekend and celebrated with a social media post. However, a single-word comment from his former teammate Jadon Sancho—”Freedom”—sparked controversy among football fans.

Rashford Reportedly Unimpressed by Sancho’s Comment

Sancho’s remark received widespread criticism from Manchester United supporters, and according to Daily Mail, Rashford was not a fan either.

Unlike Sancho, who is on loan with an option for a permanent move to Chelsea, Rashford’s Aston Villa move includes only a £40 million purchase option, meaning he could still return to Old Trafford. As a result, Rashford is keen to maintain his relationship with the club and its fans.

Former United Stars Weigh In on the Situation

Ben Foster: “It Reeks of a Toxic Atmosphere”

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster addressed the issue on his YouTube channel, stating:

“What is he doing? That’s ridiculous because he is still actually employed by Manchester United, and so is Marcus Rashford. It just reeks of toxicity at United. Everyone seems to be buzzing to leave the club.”

Rio Ferdinand: “Players Shine After Leaving United”

United legend Rio Ferdinand highlighted how many former United players have flourished after departing the club:

“Look at Antony—man of the match performance, a goal, and an assist in two games. Scott McTominay is playing like prime Jude Bellingham right now. Anthony Elanga is thriving as a winger.

Players who leave Manchester United seem like reborn footballers. The pressure of Old Trafford, the badge, and everything that comes with it is lifted.

We might see the same from Marcus.”

What Do You Think?

Did Jadon Sancho’s “Freedom” comment cross the line, or is Rio Ferdinand right in saying players perform better once they leave United? Share your thoughts in the comments!