Marcus Rashford is Manchester United’s top scorer this season with nine goals - already almost double the tally he managed last term.
He was also England’s joint-top goalscorer at the World Cup, sharing the accolade alongside Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka with both hitting the net three times. Neither could get on the scoresheet in the quarter-final defeat to France, although Rashford was within inches of sinking a last-chance free-kick at the death.
He returned to Manchester disappointed but showed the strength of his mentality and form by arrowing home an effort after a wonderful dribble in United’s 2-0 League Cup clash with Burnley on Wednesday.
