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Arrived at the winter transfer window on loan, after having animated all the month of January by rumors of all kinds, Marcus Rashford is already seen as one of the pillars of the attack of Aston Villa by his coach, Unai Emery. “He trained in a fantastic way today, it's positive for Sunday's match. We will take the time on each stage, the future is only built with the present ”said the Spanish manager at a press conference before the meeting between Aston Villa and Tottenham this Sunday in FA Cup.
However, Emery does not wish to give him a special status, so that her acclimatization is fluid: “I only want him to give us the best of himself. As a person, he should enter the locker room as one more player who helps us. I think its potential is enormous and that it must be used. I do not know the reasons for his departure from Manchester but I am very happy to have it here. ” After several difficult weeks under Ruben Amorim, Marcus Rashford has found a manager who believes in him.
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