Former Manchester United goalkeeper Tomasz Kuszczak has said that Marcus Rashford’s current situation “isn’t good at all” but he could find success away from Old Trafford.

Kuszczak, the current Polish national team goalkeeping coach, insists that “it will be difficult to replace” Rashford and there is no shame in departing United, as David Beckham has already proven.

“Technically he is great, score’s goals, and a respectful personality, looks after people off and on the pitch,” Kuszczak told Bojoko.com.

“The situation now isn’t good at all. [Ruben] Amorim has his own vision and now it’s a question of what will happen next. Marcus isn’t in the team right now and this isn’t good at all for either Manchester United for Marcus.

“I think Marcus will leave Manchester United and be a success elsewhere, because he is a great player, but right now he isn’t in a great moment. For me, it will be difficult to replace Marcus Rashford.

“In the history of Manchester United, you have seen top players move during their career, whether it’s [Jaap] Stam, [Cristiano] Ronaldo, Beckham etc.. this happens, so with Marcus, it’s the same.”