BREAKING NEWS Everyone knows I don’t normally give credit to a player but selling this particular player is one of the worst decision I have ever seen in my career, Amorim is surely going to regret this later in the future”, De Bruyne blast Ruben Amorim for putting ONE Man United player who’s tipped for Balon d’ior in the future for SALE

BREAKING NEWS Everyone knows I don’t normally give credit to a player but selling this particular player is one of the worst decision I have ever seen in my career, Amorim is surely going to regret this later in the future”, De Bruyne blast Ruben Amorim for putting ONE Man United player who’s tipped for Balon d’ior in the future for SALE
Marcus Rashford has been issued a warning over his dream move to Barcelona after Hansi Flick punished two players for disciplinary reasons.

Flick has led the Catalan giants since the summer, guiding them to third place in La Liga and to the verge of an automatic spot in the Last 16 of the Champions League. With Barca looking to reinforce their squad for the second-half of the campaign, Rashford has emerged as a target.
The attacker is ready to leave Manchester United, having endured a dismal two years. The Englishman has had a number of run-ins with his previous managers though, over lateness, nights out and poor training standards.

And if he that continues following a possible move to Barca, he could quickly find himself in conflict with Flick. The German has this week put his foot down in response to persistent lateness from one of his stars
Goalkeeper Inaki Pena was dropped for the Supercopa de Espana semi final victory over Athletic Club because it was the third time he was late for a team meeting. The 25-year-old has emerged as the first-choice keeper in the wake of Marc-Andre ter Stegen’s injury.
But former Arsenal star Wojciech Szczesny was named as the starter against Bilbao in a surprise move. And Flick has now disclosed that the decision was meant as a punishment for Pena due to his lateness.
The football world is buzzing with two dramatic narratives: Kevin De Bruyne’s outspoken criticism of Sporting Lisbon manager Rúben Amorim and Marcus Rashford’s potential move to Barcelona under Hansi Flick’s strict management style.

### **De Bruyne’s Stinging Critique of Amorim**
Kevin De Bruyne has openly criticized Rúben Amorim for allowing a Manchester United player, tipped as a future Ballon d’Or winner, to leave Sporting. Though the exact player remains unnamed, speculation points to Marcus Rashford or another key United star.

“Selling this player is one of the worst decisions I’ve ever seen in football,” De Bruyne declared. “Amorim will regret it, mark my words.”

De Bruyne’s rare public acknowledgment of a player’s potential adds weight to the growing belief that United’s squad includes generational talent capable of reaching football’s pinnacle.

### **Rashford’s Potential Move to Barcelona: A Risky Dream?**
Marcus Rashford’s career has hit turbulent waters, leading to reports of a potential move to Barcelona. However, Rashford faces a stern warning about the discipline expected under Hansi Flick, who recently punished goalkeeper Iñaki Peña for repeated lateness.

Barcelona’s third-place standing in La Liga and promising Champions League campaign suggest an ambitious rebuild under Flick. Rashford, though immensely talented, has been marred by concerns over discipline, including lateness and subpar training.

Flick’s handling of Peña—dropping him from a crucial Supercopa de España semi-final despite his emergence as first-choice keeper—serves as a clear message. The German manager demands professionalism and will not hesitate to bench high-profile players for breaching standards.

### **Implications for Rashford**
While Rashford’s move to Barca could reignite his career, the risk of clashing with Flick looms large. If Rashford fails to adapt to Flick’s no-nonsense approach, his dream move could quickly sour.

Barcelona fans and the footballing world will watch closely to see if Rashford’s discipline improves or if Flick’s stringent rules will prove too challenging. Meanwhile, Kevin De Bruyne’s remarks have sparked debate over Manchester United’s player management and Sporting’s transfer decisions, adding more drama to an already riveting season.