Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville recently raised concerns about the professionalism of Marcus Rashford and Casemiro after their trip to the United States during the international break.
Rashford was spotted enjoying an NBA game at Madison Square Garden, while Casemiro shared family moments at Disney World on his Instagram.
Neville expressed concerns about the players’ decision to take such long trips, especially when United were struggling in 13th place in the league and with a new manager coming in.
He pointed out that traveling to Portland, which would involve a 12-hour flight and significant jet lag, might not be the best way to recharge mentally and physically.
While the trip might have provided a fleeting escape from football pressures,
Neville expressed skepticism about whether traveling so far was the ideal way to recharge.
He points out that given their lack of form and the team’s current standing (13th in the league), such a break may not foster the required mental preparedness.
Neville’s views contrast sharply with those of his podcast co-host Ian Wright, who believes that time off should be enjoyed, regardless of the destination.
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