Wes Brown says Rashford's return to Man United needs mutual apologies
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 11:10 AM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Wes Brown, former Manchester United defender, stated that both Marcus Rashford and the club need to issue apologies for him to be reintegrated into the squad. Rashford, who left on loan after a falling out with former manager Ruben Amorim, had a solid stint at FC Barcelona but was not purchased. Now with a year left on his contract, speculation surrounds his future, especially with Michael Carrick now managing United. Brown mentioned that discussions are necessary but believes Rashford could still play an essential role for United if a resolution is found.
- •Wes Brown emphasizes the need for apologies from both sides.
- •Rashford had a loan spell at FC Barcelona without a permanent transfer.
- •Michael Carrick is the new manager at Manchester United.
- •Rashford has a year left on his contract with United.
- •Brown sees Rashford as capable of contributing significantly if he returns.
- 11:10 AMYahoo Sports — Rashford’s Man United comeback hinges on apologies, says Wes Brown
"Legendary Manchester United and England defender Wes Brown says there will need to be “sorries on both sides” if Marcus Rashford is to reintegrate into the Manchester United squad. After a public ...
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