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Marcus Rashford missed training on Friday morning after an illness forced him to postpone his flight back to Manchester, having enjoyed a midweek night out at the Thompsons Garage club in Belfast.
Footage on social media showed Rashford entering the Belfast night club on Wednesday night.
Sources close to Rashford say he was out for dinner and had to postpone his flight home after being taken ill.
Erik ten Hag revealed that the England international’s absence was down to illness during his press conference ahead of their FA Cup fourth-round clash against Newport County.
‘This morning, Rashford was ill, and Evans was ill,’ the United boss said. ‘So we have to see how they recover, but we have, for the rest, players returning, like Martinez, like Shaw, like Maguire, like Casemiro, which is a good thing.’
Marcus Rashford had been seen entering Belfast night club Thompsons on Wednesday
The Man United forward missed training on Friday morning after an illness had forced him to miss his flight back to Manchester
Mail Sport have reached out to Manchester United and Marcus Rashford’s representatives for comment.
Rashford was also seen visiting the training ground of NIFL Premiership side Larne during his trip, where his former and former United teammate Roshaun Williams now plays.
Mail Sport understands that Rashford had gone out on Wednesday before having a day off on Thursday.
On the pitch, the 26-year-old has endured a frustrating campaign, netting just four times in all competitions, compared to his 30-goal mark last term.
The nightclub is located in the centre of the city, with souces telling Mail Sport that he had been out for dinner
The 26-year-old had also been pictured visiting the ground of Northern Irish Premier League club Larne during his trip
Erik ten Hag revealed that the forward could be in danger of missing their FA Cup clash agaist Newport County on Sunday due to illness
After scoring 30 goals for United last season, Rashford has endured a difficult campaign so far scoring four times in all competitions
United reached the final of the FA Cup last season before losing to rivals Man City as they went to match the Old Trafford club’s historic treble feat.
Erik ten Hag’s side prepared for the fixture that could prove tricky – in the uncomfortable surroundings of Rodney Parade.
After finishing bottom of their Champions League group and getting eliminated from the Carabao Cup, the FA Cup provides the only genuine opportunity to claim silverware this season.
The Red Devils travel to south Wales this weekend to take on League Two side Newport County in the fourth round of the FA Cup, hoping to avoid an embarrassing defeat.
