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To get back up to speed, Marcus Rashford does not intend to do things by halves.
Marcus Rashford had a disappointing 2023-24 season, both individually and collectively. Author of 8 goals and 5 assists in 43 matches, the English striker was not selected by Gareth Southgate for the Euro in Germany with England.
Determined to bounce back, Rashford announced that he wanted to devote himself to getting back into physical and mental shape in the coming weeks. “It’s time to leave social media for a few weekshe wrote on Twitter. I plan to rest and mentally reset after a difficult season individually and as a team. »
The C3 as a consolation prize
The child from Manchester took the opportunity to thank the supporters who supported him during this difficult time. “Thank you to the supporters who supported me during this difficult time, he added. For those who haven’t, remember that at United we stick together. »
If the Red Devils’ results were below expectations, particularly in the Premier League with an 8th place in the standings, the residents of Old Trafford still saved the furniture by winning the FA Cup against Manchester City (2-1 ) last Saturday. Thanks to this success, Rashford and his teammates will be able to play in the Europa League next season.
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