Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has insisted he is ready to meet the “high expectations” at the club despite criticism from former club captain Roy Keane.
Rashford has enjoyed a strong return to form under new boss Erik ten Hag, having endured the most disappointing and frustrating season of his career last campaign. He built on his recent resurgence by netting twice in Thursday night's comeback win at Omonia Nicosia having come on as a half-time substitute.
The 24-year-old has already made a big impact for Ten Hag’s side this season, netting the decisive second goal in a win over Liverpool before hitting two more goals in the victory over league leaders Arsenal. Rashford has established himself as the first-choice starting striker.
