Marcus Rashford lost his starting place at Manchester United last season and it was the worst campaign of his professional career.
Rashford had gone from being one of the first names on the team sheet, to regularly starting matches on the bench. He was a player struggling for confidence and that was reflected in his contribution of five goals and two assists for the season.
It took Rashford a fraction of the games to surpass that contribution in this current campaign and he's currently sitting on 13 goals and six assists, but his all-round performances away from the final third have significantly improved, more importantly.
