Breaking ‼️‼️ Marcus Rashord and Andre Onana has received…
Manchester United duo Marcus Rashford and André Onana have reportedly received a 25% increase in their wages after the club secured qualification for the UEFA Champions League.
The pay rise is said to have been triggered by clauses written into their contracts, rewarding players when United return to Europe’s elite competition.
What has caught the attention of many supporters, however, is that neither Rashford nor Onana has featured in a competitive match for Manchester United this season, yet the contractual bonus still applies because it is linked to the club’s qualification rather than individual appearances.
The development has sparked debate among fans. Some believe contracts should be honoured regardless of playing time, while others feel performance-based bonuses should depend on a player’s contribution on the pitch.
As Manchester United prepare for another demanding campaign, the news is likely to fuel further discussion about the club’s wage structure and how player contracts are managed.
What do you think? Should Rashford and Onana receive the 25% salary increase despite not playing this season, or should such bonuses be based on appearances and performances?
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