Man United fans in agreement over Marcus Rashford after Ruben Amorim's stinging blast

He said the 27-year-old was being omitted from matchday squads because he's not happy with what he's seen from the forward in training.

And Amorim even went as far to suggest he'd rather play his 63-year-old goalkeeping coach, Jorge Vital, instead.

Rashford, on his day, is one of the best players in the Premier League.

But patience is running out with the England international and supporters on social media have now backed Amorim's aggressive approach to the situation.

One user wrote: "Came out against the managers wishes, wanting to leave. He deserves this from Amorim."

A second stated: "Hopefully he doesn't play for Man Utd again."

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Another wrote: "What happens when no one comes in for him? Go slack somewhere else!"

A fourth opined: "Amorim deserves a separate statue outside Old Trafford for finally treating Rashford the way he should have been treated 4-5 years ago."

And a fifth stated: "Absolutely love the way Rashford has been treated so far under Amorim."

Rashford isn't guaranteed to leave United before the end of the January transfer window, however.

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The winger has been linked with Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona but neither club seems unable to afford his wages.

It could be a similar situation with Besiktas, too, with former United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer keen on a reunion with Rashford.

Another player being linked with a move away from the club as the end of the month approaches is Alejandro Garnacho.

The Argentina international has attracted interest from Chelsea, with Serie A side Napoli also keen.

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And Amorim refused to guarantee Garnacho would be staying at Old Trafford, despite picking the 20-year-old from the start on Sunday.

"Anything can happen," he said.

“He is improving in every department, how he recovers, understanding the game when he defends… I am trying to find the best position for him.

“I don’t know what’s going to happen."

United are next in action against FCSB in the Europa League on Thursday night (8pm).

They currently sit fourth in the European standings, having amassed 15 points from seven matches so far.