Breaking news: Rude Rashford gets mad at ralf Ragnick and gave him his final decision after a slow start to his career under him ,here is what he said ...

 Manchester United star Marcus

 Rashford reportedly told club bosses he 

was committed to the club despite his 

off-field actions and alarming dip in form

. The England international has scored just

 three goals this season. And his poor 

performance against Aston villa on Monday

 means he’s now gone 11 matches without

 finding the net.

Manchester United thought Rashford 

would return to action significantly 

improved after the 24-year-old had shoulder

 surgery back in the summer.

But, though the England international 

registered goals against Leicester and

 Atalanta, he’s continued to toil.

Rashford was a major weak link for 

United on Monday night against Aston 

Villa, with the England international putting

 in a subdued performance.

According to the Daily Star, he’s now 

held crunch talks with club bosses.

During those talks, Rashford apparently

 made it clear he was fully committed to 

the club at the current moment in time.

However, amid some concerns his off-field

 work is beginning to impact his current 

form, he also insisted he was determined to 

press on with his charity work.

Rashford won the hearts of the nation during

 the pandemic when he forced Boris Johnson

 into extending free school meals for children.

He’s also done his utmost to ensure the 

meals are up to scratch, responding to 

complaints on social media.

United think Rashford can become an iconic

 player at Old Trafford, despite his current

 issues.

They’re also hoping to tie him down to 

a new contract, with the forward tied to 

the club until 2023.

Rashford recently insisted he had no issue

 with life at United, despite some accusing

 him of sulking on the field.

With the club’s woes worsening, he can

 be forgiven for contemplating whether 

there are better adventures out there.

But Rashford hit back by saying: "I read

 something earlier that said I'd been quiet

 on here but what can I say that will make

 this better other than showing you all 

on the pitch?

"We've all been disappointed with recent

 performances and we've been as disappointed

 with the news coverage questioning our

 commitment to not only the manager 

and the coaching staff but the club.

"I have endless respect for both and I'm 

looking forward to bettering my game 

under the staff at Manchester United.

"I'm not sulking, I'm not unhappy, am 

I disappointed in some of my recent 

performances? Of course I am.

"I'm my own biggest critic. It's been a 

tough start but I'm determined to prove 

my worth.

"My dedication and my desire to be 

here should never been in question. 

I love this club."

Rangnick was quizzed on Rashford after

 the player’s issues against Villa.

But the German insisted he didn’t see any

 issues with the England star and insisted 

he warranted a place in his team based 

on training.

“Actually I don't know,” he said 

when asked why Rashford was struggling.

“I think he's trying hard. In training he 

was doing well in the last couple of days, 

that's why he was quite rightly in the 

starting XI.

“I think in the first half we found him 

quite often, but we also tried to get him 

into the box.

“In the second half that was not that often

 the case and that's why at the end of the

 game I decided to make two changes 

with Anthony Elanga and Jesse Lingard.

“It was very important to progress into 

the next round. Yes (confidence is important

) especially for strikers - it's important that

 they score goals on and off, that there 

are moments of success.

“Of course it would be good, for example

, for Marcus if he could score a goal 

but as long as he's trying, as long as 

he's training well I don't see that much

 of a problem.”