Jamie Redknapp says must leave and rediscover his love for football elsewhere, with ‘hundreds of clubs’ likely to be interested in the striker.
The England international has had a season to forget so far with the Red Devils, making just 10 Premier League starts and scoring four goals.
He has been woefully out of form and is struggling to get into the United first team, starting just one Premier League match since 12 February.
The 24-year-old is out of contract next year and Redknapp feels Rashford should be looking to move on this summer because he has lost his way entirely at Old Trafford.
‘This is a young man that I beleive has to go and explore and go to do something else,’ Redknapp told of Rashford.
‘He looks like he’s fallen out of love with the game right now. Go and play somewhere, because there’s no doubt there’s a player in there.
‘There will be hundreds of clubs that would want him. He’s had enormous success against the likes of Paris Saint-Germain in Europe.
‘Clubs in England would want him – Tottenham, Arsenal – everyone would want him. But I think his time has run at Manchester United.’
Rashford came off the bench on Saturday as United were held to a 1-1 draw by Leicester City at Old Trafford.
The result was another blow to the Red Devils’ hopes of a top four finish, leaving them sixth in the table and three points behind fourth-placed Arsenal.
Their hopes are not over, but United have played two more games than the Gunners, leaving them struggling for a Champions League finish.
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