England forward Marcus Rashford will rise back from the loss of punishment in their shootout losses in Italy in the Euro 2020 final, Manchester United Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Rashford’s replacement, Sancho Jadon and Bukayo Saka all missed a boy kick in a 3-2 shooting loss after the match ended 1-1 after extra time when British hope to win the main trophy in 55 years ended with a heartbroken.
Solskjaer believes Rashford will not be influenced by his penalty and will move forward to take a place kick when playing for United.
“You know the problem is when you step up to take a penalty, I think you’ve won,” Solskjaer told United’s website.
“You have taken responsibility and I’m sure many players hope I don’t want to take a penalty.” So I thought it was a great character to step and said I would deal with it, (and) the consequences.
You learn from it and definitely return stronger.
“Rashford apologized for his penalty on Monday but said he” would never apologize for who I was “after he, Sancho and Saka, all black players, suffered racist abuse on social media after the last.
Solskjaer returned Rashford to get back up after the British penalty left behind
