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MARCUS RASHFORD and Ruben Amorim fell out just days into the Manchester United manager’s reign.
Rashford is looking to leave the club before Monday’s transfer deadline, having not played in any of their last 12 games.
The Sun can exclusively reveal that Amorim’s sour relationship with the England star can be traced back to before his third game in charge against Everton on December 1.
Rashford scored twice in a 4-0 win, but he has been named in just one starting line-up since then.
A problem came to a head prior to the Everton game when he was accused of going on a night out by Amorim.
The pair had a heated conversation and the manager questioned his professionalism.
A source told The Sun: “Marcus got called in by Amorim who said he believed he had breached discipline by going out.
“Marcus denied it and was adamant he had done nothing wrong. He asked the manager to show him the proof he’d been out and said something along the lines of, ‘Are you calling me a liar?’
“Their relationship has never recovered, and it’s hard to see how it ever will now.”
It is not the first time partying has been an issue, as last year previous boss Erik ten Hag fined him two weeks’ wages for calling in sick to training after a booze-fuelled bender in Belfast.
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Rashford featured briefly in the next three games after the Everton win before being dropped from the squad for the trip to Manchester City and he has not played since.
Amorim explained his decision to leave him out, citing his “performance in training, the way you eat, the way you push your team-mates”.
Two days later, Rashford caught United off guard with a bombshell interview in which he claimed he was “ready for a new challenge”.
The player feels he has been treated unfairly by Amorim on orders from owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who wants his staggering £325,000-a-week wages off the books.
A source told The Sun: “Marcus thinks Sir Jim wants him out of the club and has basically told head coach Ruben Amorim to get him out.
“He might just have met his match with Sir Jim.
“Marcus feels like he is being picked on.
“In the early days of training under Amorim, he was trying to learn new systems and other players were also struggling — but he was the one who was getting more vocal criticism.
“He knows he needs to leave but he’s shocked that no big team has pulled out all the stops to get him.
“There’s been interest but financially it’s a complicated deal and that’s put quite a few teams off.
“Marcus has been left bewildered by how quickly his relationship with Amorim has disintegrated.”
When asked about his Rashford’s exile last week, the Portuguese boss said he would rather put his 63- year-old goalkeeper coach Jorge Vita on the pitch instead of “a player who doesn’t give the maximum every day”.
It leaves the forward desperately searching for a new club and Aston Villa could reportedly make a late loan offer.
Moves to Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan and Barcelona have already collapsed due to his £325,000 weekly wage packet proving a stumbling block.
EASTENDERS actor Shane Richie and Paul Chuckle are among the first to arrive for the funeral of singer Linda Nolan, who rose to fame as a member of pop group The Nolans.
The service at St Paul’s Church in Blackpool is due to start at 10.30am, with mourners dressed in black waiting outside for the church to open.
Paul Elliott, the comedian better known as Paul Chuckle, paid tribute to Linda as he arrived.
He said of the singer: “She was just a fun, bubbly person. The world’s a darker place without her.”
He said they had performed together in pantomimes and at charity functions, and they last met for lunch in 2024.
Elliott added: “She was just a wonderful person, we always got on well.”
Linda and her sisters Coleen, Bernie, Maureen, Anne and Denise formed the pop group, recording hits like Gotta Pull Myself Together and I’m In The Mood For Dancing in the late 70s and early 80s.
The Dublin-born singer died last month, with a family statement saying: “At around 10.20am on Wednesday 15th January, she passed peacefully, with her loving siblings by her bedside, ensuring she was embraced with love and comfort during her final moments, aged 65.”
Nolan had made Blackpool her home, and her funeral is being held in the church where she wed her late husband, Brian Hudson. They were married for more than two decades.
Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, which resulted in a mastectomy, Nolan was a long-time campaigner and fundraiser for cancer awareness.
She was given the all-clear in 2011 but in 2017 was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, which spread to her liver in 2020 and to her brain in 2023.
Nolan helped to raise more than £20 million for numerous charities, including Breast Cancer Now, Irish Cancer Society and Samaritans.
Her sister Anne posted on Instagram ahead of the funeral service inviting people to join the family, saying “we lay our wonderful sister Linda to rest” this weekend.
“There’s been a bit of confusion regarding the church service and the crematorium. Just to clarify everyone is welcome to both services,” she added.
“There may not be seating available as both places are small and obviously we are a big family so most of the seating will be taken by us but if you don’t mind standing we would love you to be there and we know Linda would be thrilled.
“Everyone who knew Linda, or whose lives she touched, are welcome to come and pay their respects as we remember her remarkable life,” The Nolans’ official page on Instagram said.
The message also described Linda Nolan as a “beloved sister, friend and entertainer” and a “symbol of hope, humour and resilience”.
The family are raising money for Trinity Hospice, which Nolan supported, and have asked that donations and messages of condolence be sent to a memorial page in her memory.
More than £2,700 has been raised on the Much Loved site so far.
Nolan appeared on Celebrity Big Brother and her musical theatre career included Blood Brothers, Pump Boys And Dinettes and Prisoner Cell Block H. She also wrote a Daily Mirror column.
LOVE Island fans have called for Ekin-Su’s removal from the All Stars villa after “behaviour that would have got her kicked out if she were a man”.
On Friday night’s episode, tensions boiled over between Ekin and Curtis Pritchard during a chat after he was stolen from her by Danielle Sellers.
Until that point, Curtis and Ekin-Su had been coupled up since the start of this series.
Curtis admitted he had led her “towards the end” of their romance, shortly before Danielle picked him to couple up with.
He said he felt “confused and pressured” by their two-week romance to say he was closed off, when in fact he wasn’t.
Curtis added that Danielle’s decision to recouple with him caught him off guard.
However, Ekin-Su wasn’t having any of it, accused him of making up “bulls**t” and branding him a liar.
“I know what loyalty is, I know what being honest is, and you f**king don’t!” she yelled.
She then stormed off, but not before turning around and chucking a drink at him, with it landing at his feet while the rest of the islanders awkwardly watched on.
As she walked back towards the kitchen to join the rest of the group, she announced: “Done. Dusted. You don’t exist. You’re gone for me.”
Fans were split by the moment, considering the action a step too far and she should be removed.
“If a man behaved the way Ekin-Su did, he’d be kicked out of the villa #LoveIsland” wrote one fan on X.
“no seriously, i’m not sure how much more of ekin i can watch. i want her out of there. #loveisland” said a second.
“If that was Curtis throwing the drink it would be a different story with Ekin sitting there,” noted a third.
“Ekin needs to work on her form because she dashed that drink the floor and not Curtis,” wrote a fourth, while a fifth said: “Ekin just wants to trend so badly. And throwing the drink at Curtis is assault.”
Others seemed to revel in the moment, declaring: “Ekin throwing her drink STORM EKIN IS BACK she knows what she deserves and it’s way better than Curtis LOVE HER”