Manchester United's exiled forward Marcus Rashford has delivered a scathing assessment of the Premier League side's struggles, saying the club remains stuck in "no man's land" due to constantly changing coaches with different philosophies.

Marcus Rashford has said that the club's strategy since Sir Alex Ferguson retired has been "reactionary" and has at times left the team in "no man's land."

Marcus Rashford has said Manchester United are in “no man’s land” after multiple different managers and winning strategies have left the club with a lack of clear direction. The 27-year-old forward said on The Rest is Football podcast on Wednesday that his parent club cannot expect to win the Premier League as their direction is always changing and “the actual transition (post Sir Alex Ferguson) has not started yet”.