It feels like an awful long-time ago when Marcus Rashford initially broke onto the scene with Manchester United.
His explosive performance against Arsenal in February 2016 introduced everyone to one of England's new hot prospects. A few months later, he would be jetting off to France in Roy Hogdson's last England squad to an ill-fated Euro's.
But six years later, Rashford's career at Old Trafford appears to have stalled and requires new impetus. Could Chelsea offer that impetus should United opt to sell their academy graduate this summer? Although his form has been disappointing, his tally of four goals in the Premier League matches that of Kai Havertz, which is probably more a reflection of the Blues attacking frustrations this term.
