Marcus Rashford's body language is 'scary', says Darren Bent as he attacks the Man United striker

Darren Bent has described Marcus Rashford's body language as “scary”.

He manchester united The striker has come under fire this season for his lack of form under Erik ten Hag.

As well as a host of off-field problems, Rashford has managed just five goals in all competitions, a stark contrast to the 30 he racked up last season.

This has led to Mark Goldbridge criticizes his poor body language and suggesting that the striker is not good enough to close the gap city ​​of manchester, Liverpool and Arsenal.

Rashford has come out fighting against media criticism of his commitment to the club in a column in The Players' Tribuneprompting former Premier League striker Bent to say the criticism he has faced is justified.

Speaking on talkSPORT Drive, Bent said: “I don't think people are attacking him just for the sake of it.

“He talks about body language, but there are clips everywhere of him and his body language when he plays through the middle and it's completely different.

“The Rashford of last season hasn't been there this season, so obviously people are going to question that.”

When asked if the media treats him differently, Bent said: “No.

“Do you know what it is? They are the standards that he has set, so the moment he falls below those standards, people will go after him.

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“As for cars and tattoos It's about, each one for themselves. She has earned that money so she can do whatever she wants with it: she can drive a spaceship for training.

“When you play for one of the biggest clubs on the planet you will get media attention, but when you set the standard by scoring 30 goals last season, this season he has five, so people will come after him.

“On the field he has not been at the same level as last year. Jack Grealish “We used to understand it, people are trying to find a reason why Rashford's form has completely disappeared since last year.”

Bent then said to Goldstein: “You're a Man United fan, has Rashford put in the same level of commitment and effort as last year?” to which Goldstein responded, “No, I don’t think he did.”

Bent continued: “There are lots of clips of Barkley doing a pivot and Rashford just walking. I said it at the weekend, the difference between his body language when he plays in the middle and when he plays on the left is terrifying.

“It's like day and night. “I know he doesn’t want to play there, but you don’t have to tell the whole world that you don’t want to play there.”