Marcus Rashford could have made his season debut at Leicester City on Saturday after off-season shoulder surgery.
What did Solskjaer say about Marcus Rashford?
Solskjaer expressed his wish for the 23-year-old to prioritize football moves forward, as the manager said the best hasn’t come from the Man Utd striker yet. Marcus was recruited to the Man Utd for their trip to Leicester City on Saturday as he hopes to make his season debut after off-season shoulder surgery. The 23-year-old has been praised for his performance off the field as well as his displays on the field, as he was awarded an MBE for his efforts to eradicate child poverty.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he knows they will see the best of Rashford in the coming years. Marcus Rashford did wonderful things at a young age, but now he is coming to the best age for a footballer and he is learning, becoming more experienced.
Marcus has time to think about … what he did on the pitch too, because he has done some fantastic things now. maybe prioritize your football and focus on football because Marcus Rashford has a challenge on his hands here at Manchester United, he has a challenge on his hands to play for England and Ole thinks Rashford is one of those who is taking these challenges.
Marcus Rashford is going to express himself and his talent, and he knows they want a lot from him, but they will give him time to get back to what Marcus was and what he can be.
Marcus continues to fight
Marcus has been at the forefront of political fights in recent years, and recently outlined why he will never just stick to football as he continues to fight for the reasons he believes in. Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford continued to be a key performer for the club and country as he was part of the English side that made it to the Euro 2020 final this summer.
Marcus’ goal-scoring ability will be welcomed by United Side, which is currently fourth in the Premier League, two points from the pace of the Chelsea leaders.