Marcos Rojo's time at Manchester United was a rollercoaster defined by thunderous tackles and unpredictable moments. While he made over 120 appearances for the Reds after his 2014 move, the Argentine defender never fully settled in the Premier League, becoming a symbol of the club's broader transfer struggles over the past decade.

Now back in his homeland with Racing Club, Rojo's fiery temperament is making headlines again. In a recent clash against arch-rivals River Plate, the 36-year-old saw red after slapping an opponent during a corner, followed by a furious outburst at the referee. This marked his second dismissal in just 15 games for his new side.

The fallout has been severe: his suspension was extended to four games, a major blow for Racing Club. With his contract expiring at season's end, this incident could potentially spell the end of his stint there—or even his playing career. For United fans, it's a familiar flash of the combative spirit that made Rojo a memorable, if erratic, figure at Old Trafford.