Rio Ferdinand suggests there is plenty more to come from Marcus Rashford this season.
The Man United forward has bagged 21 goals and six assists in 34 matches in all competitions.
The England forward is reaching a point where most will agree is the best form of his career.
Following the World Cup, Rashford has found the net 13 times in all competitions.
Club legend Rio Ferdinand is demanding more from the 25-year-old forward who was overlooked by Gareth Southgate for the most part in the World Cup.
Ferdinand explains how he wants Rashford to be involved more in the game and focus to get the ball more often.
“If I’m a defender sometimes I look at him and he can make it easy for defenders at some points in the game if he offered the threat in behind a bit more he’d get more joy to feet and become the threat in behind still,” Ferdinand said on his channel Vibe with FIVE.
“His decision-making on whether to come long or short, if he gets that he becomes even more of a horrible player to play against.”
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