Marcus Rashford, reflecting on his journey at Manchester United, openly discussed his considerations of departure before Erik ten Hag’s arrival and his subsequent contract extension at Old Trafford.
The forward, who recently inked a five-year deal with the Red Devils, experienced a transformative season under Ten Hag’s leadership, achieving a career-high tally of 30 goals.
Rashford admitted contemplating leaving his boyhood club during a challenging period marked by injury setbacks and a lackluster goal-scoring record of five goals the previous season.
At that juncture, Rashford’s representatives engaged in discussions with Paris Saint-Germain, exploring potential alternatives.
Ten Hag’s appointment proved pivotal in Rashford’s decision to stay, as the manager’s strategic acumen and player management skills revitalized Rashford’s form and confidence, ultimately leading to his standout season at Old Trafford.
Acknowledging the possibility of departure before Ten Hag’s tenure, Rashford emphasized the transformative impact of the Dutch manager’s arrival, stating, “Before the manager came, maybe a little bit, but it’s football, it happens.”
He underscored Ten Hag’s ambitious vision and his unwavering commitment to the club’s success, expressing his eagerness to continue improving and striving for trophies under the manager’s guidance.
Rashford’s renewal of faith in the club’s trajectory aligns with Ten Hag’s ambitious plans for Manchester United’s future.
Looking ahead, Rashford’s renewed contract symbolizes his dedication to the club’s journey towards success.
His partnership with Ten Hag promises further growth and development, fostering an environment conducive to achieving collective objectives and sustained success on the pitch.
As Rashford embarks on this new chapter with Manchester United, fans eagerly anticipate witnessing his continued evolution and contributions to the team’s pursuit of silverware.
With Ten Hag at the helm and Rashford’s renewed commitment, the future looks promising for both player and club alike.
