SAN DIEGO -- Marcus Rashford has admitted there was a point last summer when he considered leaving Manchester United. The England forward scored five goals during an injury-hit campaign and United finished sixth in the Premier League, and in the process racked up a fifth straight season without a trophy. But fast-forward 12 months and things couldn't be more different.
The 25-year-old scored a career-high 30 goals in all competitions last season -- manager Erik ten Hag's first in charge -- and helped United win the Carabao Cup and secure a return to the Champions League.