Marcus Rashford has been a household name in England for a while but his performances at the World Cup are starting to spread his fame worldwide.
He fired home the first free-kick of the tournament in Wales and ended the game with a brace to take his goal tally to three for the tournament. The raised eyebrows after his omission from Gareth Southgate’s line-up against Senegal showed how much public opinion of his form has changed since the summer.
After a horrid 2021/22 season, Rashford has rediscovered his feet under Erik ten Hag. His confidence is back and as a result is Manchester United’s top scorer this season with eight goals.