Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Marcus Rashford’s recent absence from the Manchester United lineup has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions around the forward’s off-field conduct and its impact on his performance. Since a stellar display against Everton on December 1, where he netted twice in a decisive 4-0 victory, Rashford has found himself sidelined for five consecutive matches, invoking questions about his commitment to the team and the environment cultivated by the new head coach, Ruben Amorim. The turning point appears to have stemmed from Rashford’s social activities leading up to that Everton match. Amorim reportedly confronted Rashford over a late-night outing just days before the game, a conversation that seemed to have lingering consequences. The forward's assurance that he had been misinformed did little to quell the scrutiny surrounding his professional discipline. Following the Everton match, Rashford was omitted from the starting eleven against Arsenal, with Amorim indicating that the decision was influenced by the player's lifestyle choices. Since that pivotal moment, Rashford's time on the pitch has drastically diminished, with only a brief appearance against Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League serving to remind fans of his capabilities. The absence of key teammates due to suspension provided a chance for Rashford to return to the bench for the Newcastle game, but even in a dire situation, where United needed to mount a comeback, Amorim chose not to deploy him, indicating a troubling lack of trust. Speaking to the media, Amorim was candid about the situation, emphasizing that the decision to play Rashford lies more in the player’s hands than his own, suggesting that a strong desire to succeed must be evident for Rashford to regain a place in the squad. The message was clear: the coach is prepared to make difficult choices to maintain the standards expected at Manchester United. Rashford’s plight, however, extends beyond just the tactical decisions of Amorim. His behavior off the pitch has become a crucial talking point, especially in light of past incidents that have tested the club's patience. The scrutiny he faces compared to other players has been noted; sources close to him argue that he feels he is under greater observation than his peers, creating a complex dynamic between his public persona and personal life. The recent transfer window has added another layer of uncertainty, as discussions about Rashford's future at United have intensified. With a lucrative contract that places him among the club's highest earners, linking him to potential exits has become a talking point among fans and pundits alike. Rashford has acknowledged a desire for a "new challenge," and while he maintains that there are "no hard feelings" towards the club, the reality is that both sides may be contemplating a parting of ways. As the January transfer window opens, speculation grows about Rashford's next move. His value and skills are undeniable, evidenced by his impressive goal tally over the years. Yet, the question lingers: can Rashford harness his on-field talent while striking the right balance in his off-field choices? Amorim's management style reflects a broader strategy at United, where high standards are paramount and discipline is non-negotiable. Rashford’s return to form and favor now hangs in the balance, with both his attitude and performance under scrutiny. With each passing week, the prospect of ongoing absence looms large, and the potential for a departure becomes increasingly plausible. As Manchester United strives to regain its stature, finding a way to integrate Rashford back into the fold—or potentially moving on—will be a defining aspect of the club's future trajectory.