This season, Rashford’s performance for Manchester United has been subpar, with only 4 goals and 6 assists in 26 games across all competitions. The 26-year-old British striker recently scored a goal in the latest game, helping the Red Devils secure a 2-2 draw against Tottenham.

Rashford’s goal in this season’s first match at Old Trafford, where he made the score 2-1, was noteworthy. While his goal celebration included a draмatic gesture—raising his finger as if telling critics to be quiet—it might not be significant.

After the game, former Tottenham midfielder Jamie Redknapp and former Manchester United captain Keane responded to Rashford’s celebration.

“We need to see more; he has proven he is a quality player in the past,” stated Keane. He questioned why Rashford seemed so angry with everyone and suggested he should enjoy playing for Manchester United.

“He has no right to be disappointed, as otherwise he wouldn’t be able to do anything,” Redknapp continued.

In response to Keane’s remarks, Rashford clarified that his celebration was directed at those who had criticized his performance. Rashford recently replied to Keane on his personal Instagram with a message.

The England international, who scored 30 goals last season, posted a photo of himself smiling during a training session at Manchester United, along with the caption “So, he does smile.” Have a great day, my people!️