Bruno Fernandes sends a very telling six-word-message to Marcus Rashford, it sums up a lot

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It hasn’t exactly been the happiest of seasons for Marcus Rashford at Manchester United.

Compared to the dizzying heights the English forward achieved for the Red Devils in last season’s campaign, it’s been a rather lacklustre 23/24 for the England international.

Marcus Rashford has picked up his form of late, but he’s still nowhere near the 30-goal-tally that saw him lead the way as the top scorer at Old Trafford last season.

This has led many to beg this question – is he happy at Manchester United?

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Bruno Fernandes’ message to Marcus Rashford

The consensus around Carrington is that Rashford is not happy at Manchester United. United legend Roy Keane in particular questioned his love for his teammates.

Keane took aim at Rashford over his celebration in the Tottenham clash, with the United legend questioning why the player seemed to be “upset” with everyone.

Marcus Rashford took to Instagram yesterday to post a picture of himself during training, where he is grinning from ear to ear. His caption accompanied this with a response to Keane.

However, a simple message from the club captain Bruno Fernandes all but indicates this is certainly not the case.

Bruno commented with a six-word message that read – ‘That’s a fake smile I bet’ once again, shutting down all reports of the forward being unhappy. Even his captain knows.

A very telling message from Fernandes and Rashford, which sums up the fact that only the players know what’s going on at the club in full detail.

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Marcus Rashford still loves Manchester United

Despite his average season, what can’t be questioned is Rashford’s love for the club. He’s been at United all his life, rising through the academy ranks as a supporter, as well as a player.

He’s living the dream, but it has been tough. Rashford is a performance-based player and now he’s back in and among the goals – we can only see him getting happier and happier on and off the pitch.

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