Marcus Rashford has opened up about his Manchester United career in a rare interview, making a brutally honest admission.

Marcus Rashford admitted during a Q&A session with fans at Old Trafford that his Manchester United career has turned out differently than he initially expected. The forward revealed he once aimed to challenge Wayne Rooney's all-time scoring record at the club, though he noted he harbors no regrets about his journey. Rashford has missed Manchester United's last four games while recovering from a hip injury.
Rashford also discussed his relationship with Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal, praising the teenager as the closest talent to Lionel Messi. Additionally, he backed Harry Kane's recent Ballon d'Or victory while Manchester United manager Michael Carrick hopes to have Rashford available for Sunday's clash against Aston Villa.
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