Manchester United

Marcus Rashford

Rashford's biggest weapon is straight-line speed, turning a half-yard of space behind a defence into a genuine chance before a defender can recover. He finishes emphatically with his left foot, and growing up supporting this club gives every display an extra layer of meaning.
England Manchester United FWD
Appearances
6
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
356
59.33 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
4
Assists
0

Season Stats

Appearances
6
Minutes played
356
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
9
Shots on Target
4

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 forwards

Goals
43rd of 43
Shots on target
18th of 74
Shots
18th of 90
Assists
24th of 24
👑 Assist Kings #8 of 282
👻 Ghost Players #144 of 288
🎯 Pass Masters #165 of 426
💪 Workhorses #200 of 288
😈 The Bad Boys #235 of 338
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LEE
LEE
14:00
Sun 18 Oct
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14:00
Sun 25 Oct
BOU
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CHE
CHE
12:30
Sat 31 Oct
MUN
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16:30
Sun 8 Nov
AVL
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Sun 22 Nov
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Marcus Rashford, The Forward Chasing Space In Behind

Few United forwards threaten in behind quite like Rashford, whose straight-line pace turns half a yard into a genuine chance.

Rashford's game starts with his willingness to run in behind a defensive line the moment he sees a gap, using pace few defenders can genuinely match over the same distance. Once he gets in front of goal he finishes with real conviction, favouring his left foot but capable enough with his right not to be predictable. He also drifts wide to isolate a full back, backing his speed to win that contest.

The tension around Rashford is consistency, because the explosive version of him shows up in patches rather than every week. He grew up supporting this club before playing for it, which raises the stakes of every dip in form higher than for someone with no history here. Watch how he responds after a quiet run, because bouncing back quickly has always mattered more for him than avoiding a slump in the first place.

The Rest Of The Squad

29 players

Goalkeepers

1
Senne Lammens
Belgium · Age 24
6 apps
45
Dermot Mee
Age 23
0 apps
12
Karl Darlow
Leeds United · Age 36
0 apps
22
Tom Heaton
Age 40
0 apps

Defenders

2
Diogo Dalot
Portugal · Age 27
6 apps
5
Harry Maguire
Age 33
6 apps
6
Lisandro Martínez
Argentina · Age 28
5 apps
23
Luke Shaw
Age 31
5 apps 1a
13
Patrick Dorgu
Age 21
5 apps 1a
15
Leny Yoro
Age 20
3 apps
3
Noussair Mazraoui
Morocco · Age 28
3 apps
26
Ayden Heaven
Age 20
2 apps
41
Harry Amass
Norwich City · Age 19
0 apps
4
Matthijs de Ligt
Age 27
0 apps

Midfielders

8
Bruno Fernandes
Portugal · Age 32
6 apps 3g 1a
37
Kobbie Mainoo
England · Age 21
6 apps 1a
18
Youri Tielemans
Aston Villa · Age 29
6 apps
17
Andrey Santos
Chelsea · Age 22
3 apps
20
Carlos Baleba
Brighton and Hove Albion · Age 22
1 app
7
Mason Mount
Age 27
1 app
38
Jack Fletcher
Age 19
0 apps
25
Manuel Ugarte
Uruguay · Age 25
0 apps
39
Tyler Fletcher
Scotland · Age 19
0 apps

Forwards

19
Bryan Mbeumo
Age 27
6 apps 3g
10
Matheus Cunha
Brazil · Age 27
6 apps 1g 2a
30
Benjamin Sesko
Age 23
4 apps 1g
11
Joshua Zirkzee
Age 25
3 apps
16
Amad Diallo
Côte d'Ivoire · Age 24
1 app
31
Shea Lacey
Age 19
1 app
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