Marcus Rashford’s attitude in the warm-up of Manchester United’s League Cup clash with Burnley on Wednesday is evidence that the striker is back on the right path, according to Gary Neville.
Despite England’s agonising World Cup quarter-final loss to France, the 25-year-old was seen smiling and enjoying himself ahead of kick-off. Rashford ended up increasing his club tally to nine goals in the 2-0 triumph during what has been an impressive comeback season.
The forward finished as England’s joint-top scorer in Qatar with three goals to his name, which included an arrowed, dipping free-kick in the 3-0 win over Wales. His striking of the ball has been noted by Neville, who outlined that the right wing position he occupied against Burnley is not his favoured position yet he still made the most of his outing.
