Marcus Rashford has broken his silence on Manchester United's involvement in the European Super League.
Taking to social media on Tuesday, the Red Devils forward posted an image of a Sir Matt Busby quote at Old Trafford reading: "Football is nothing without fans".
Gary Lineker quote-tweeted the United forward, writing: "Well played, Marcus".
Rashford follows Bruno Fernandes' lead in becoming the second Manchester United star to speak out on the Old Trafford club's involvement in the controversial competition.
Fernandes took to Instagram on Monday to share a post from compatriot and Wolves star Daniel Podence.
The post read: "The ball. The song. The dream. The Zidane's volley... Kaka's solo... Liverpool in Athens... Ole in Barcelona... Cris and Seedorf... There some (sic) things we just can't really pay for."
Fernandes replied: "Enorme (enormous)."
The Portuguese then shared the post to his own Instagram Story and included the text: "Dreams can't be [bought]," alongside clapping emojis.
So far top brass of the clubs involved in the breakaway league have been largely silent, with team manager's having to front the media.
Both Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have suggested they are against the proposal, despite their clubs being signed up for it.
But both, understandably, stopped short of condemning the idea entirely.
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