Marcus Rojo Wants to Leave from Manchester United

DBasia.news –  Marcus Rojo, the Red Devils defender, reportedly wants to leave his club this winter. The player who was rarely played was rumored to have been tired of filling the club’s bench that ran at Old Trafford.

Sky Sports reports that Marcos Rojo is tired of being a substitute player at Manchester United. He is now linked with his hometown club in Argentina, Estudiantes.

The club nicknamed the Red Devils also seemed to have no objection in releasing the Argentine player. However, they only want to release him on loan.

Rojo’s desire to return to Estudiantes is not without reason. Apart from the lack of minutes of play he received at Old Trafford, he also has good relations with the people who now works for his former club.

For information, Estudiantes is now controlled by former Argentine national team star, Juan Sebastian Veron, who is the club’s CEO. From the coaching seat there is Gabriel Milito who had played with Rojo.

While on the field, he will continue to fight with Javier Mascherano, who has since returned to the start of the season.

If Marcos Rojo really heads to Estudiantes, he will be Manchester United’s eighth player to leave this season. The club made by Ole Gunnar Solksjaer had previously been left by Romelu Lukaku, Chris Smalling, Matteo Darmian, Ander Herrera, Antonio Valencia, Ashley Young, and Alexis Sanchez.