Marcus Rashford has said that the club's strategy since Sir Alex Ferguson retired has been "reactionary" and has at times left the team in "no man's land."

Marcus Rashford says Manchester United "were hungry to win" but that it was "reactionary". The forward, who was speaking on the Rest Is Football podcast, completed a loan move to Barcelona earlier this summer as he looks to reignite his career on the pitch.

Rashford was frozen out of the United lineup after the arrival of Ruben Amorim from Sporting Lisbon, the latest in a consistent churn of management at the club. United have not won the Premier League title since 2012-13, the last season of Ferguson’s career before he retired, while Liverpool have now equalled their tally of 20 league titles.