Marcus Rashford was photographed dancing at an upmarket beach bar restaurant in Cannes while his England teammates prepare for the Euros, after missing out on a berth on the squad.
Onlookers allege the 26-year-old dined at the Baoli restaurant with up to 12 guests on Saturday, spending over £3,700 on drinks and food.
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Diners reported the £325,000-a-week celebrity appeared unconcerned about Gareth Southgate’s rejection, as he was seen smiling and dancing for three hours before leaving and heading to the club at the same location at 1am.
A fellow diner said he identified Rashford’s pricey Richard Mille watch.
Marcus Rashford (above) didn’t make Gareth Southgate’s Euros squad this summer.
Rashford was seen dancing at an upscale restaurant in Cannes before going to a club at 1am while the England squad prepared for the Euros.
Onlookers sаy the 26-year-old dined out at the Baoli restaurant with up to 12 friends, and they claim he spent around £3,700 on drinks and food.
The stylish seaside pub is a favourite among the affluent, with Eva Mendes, Jay Z, and U2 vocalist Bono all frequenting it. Pictured: Baoli.
‘When I saw him raise his hand and saw the watch and chain, I knew it was him.
‘Not making the England squad did not appear to worry him.
‘Throughout the night, he was roaming throughout the restaurant with the help of management and a bodyguard, I believe.’
When the tentative 33-man team for Euro 2024 in Germany was revealed in May, the Manchester United winger was left out, although uncapped Jarrad Branthwaite, Curtis Jones, Jarell Quansah, and Adam Wharton were selected.
Rashford had a difficult season in 2023-24 for Erik ten Hag’s team, scoring only seven goals and providing two assists in the Premier League after a fantastic 2022-23 season.
After a dismal campaign, he was left off the Three Lions’ training camp team for the European Championship this summer.
Rashford took to Instagram shortly after the announcement, simply saying, ‘Wishing Gareth and the players all the luck for the upcoming tournament.’
Diners reported the £325,000-a-week star seemed unconcerned about Gareth Southgate’s rejection, as he was seen smiling and dancing for three hours before leaving and heading to the club at the same location at 1am.
Rashford poses with friends on a controversial night out in Belfast earlier this year.
The Manchester United winger did not even make the provisional 33-man team for Euro 2024 in Germany, which was revealed in May.
Southgate, who has given the 26-year-old 57 of his 60 international caps, said the choice was difficult but stressed Rashford’s removal was completely due to his performance on the pitch.
‘These are of course difficult decisions,’ the England manager admitted. ‘We’re talking about guys who are extremely talented and have played a key role in our success throughout the years.
‘With Marcus, I just believe that guys in that area of the pitch have had stronger seasons; it’s that simple.’
Rashford’s off-field antics have also been called into question, with his infamous tequila binge in Belfast culminating in him being dropped from Manchester United’s FA Cup match against Newport County.
Rashford, who has been praised in recent years for his charitable activities and has even been awarded an MBE for his efforts to combat food poverty, is accused of downing shots of tequila on a 12-hour partying trip to Belfast in January.
The journey was undertaken to see his friend and former United youth, Ro-Shaun Williams, who had recently signed for Larne FC.
A waitress, who claims she was asked out by the England star, alleges at the end of the night he was so Ԁrunk that he dumped wads of cash in front of her in his five-star hotel room, seconds before she was forced to put him to bed after he passed out.
Sarah Adair told The Sun that Rashford, who reputedly earns £325,000 per week, invited her on the ‘strange’ night out, and that he was ‘obviously on a mission to get Ԁrunk’.