. The England international who scored a fine goal in Gareth Southgate’s 6-2 World Cup victory over Iran has had a somewhat up-and-down season but is still a key component of Erik ten Hag’s plans according to Fabrizio Romeo’s Daily Briefing.
Rashford may not be the type of player Man Utd would like to lose, especially since Ten Hag took control at Old Trafford and he has shown some promise, looking better after last season’s slump. Romano stated that Marcus Rashford will be offered a new contract by Manchester United, as part of their plans.
“Even though Rashford’s current contract ends in 2023, there is no reason to expect that it will end next summer. Man Utd still have the option to extend their contract for an additional year.
Erik ten Hag regards Rashford as a really important player for both the present and the future.”
Although United would do well to improve their attacking options in near future, there is no reason why it can’t be done to complement Rashford rather than to replace him.
United would surely do well to strengthen their attacking options in the near future, but there’s no reason that can’t be to complement Rashford, rather than replace him.