The "why sign Summerville when we have Rashford" people are k!ll!ng me. Let me be very direct with you. Rashford went to Aston Villa on loan for six months. Full access, training, matches, everything. At the end of it they looked at the £40M asking price and said no. Barcelona then took him for an entire season in one of the most elite environments in world football. They also said no, that's two clubs, two full evaluations and two rejections. At some point you have to stop defending the player and start reading the room. He's going to return to Carrington this summer with no shirt number the No.10 he wore since 2018 was handed to Cunha before he even had a club to go to permanently, read the room!!!, Man United board is telling you in plain sight that this chapter is closed. So yes, we are looking at Summerville. 24 years old, peak years untouched, a player who still has something to prove and wages that won't strangle the club. That's called smart business. And before someone says "why not just sign a world class striker", we are in a REBUILD. You do not spend £120M on a striker and hand him £250k a week when the squad structure, wage hierarchy and dressing room culture are still being sorted, that's how you create a bigger mess and we did the same with Sancho and others. Poco a poco. Cunha. Mbeumo. Now potentially Summerville. Young, hungry, wages that make sense. That's the blueprint. Rashford is a fine player. But name me one player who went on loan to two different clubs, had both pass on signing him permanently, and came back to perform for the parent club. I'll wait. The club knows it's over. Rashford knows it's over. Everyone knows it's over. Some of you are just the last ones to accept it.