Rashford is predicted by the former MU player to surpass Haaland to win the best award of the season.

While Ronaldo is showing off his poker in Saudi Arabia, MU is getting better and better and they have now entered the championship race after the negligence of both Arsenal and Man City in recent rounds. And Marcus Rashford is the core of MU with 12 goals in the Premier League since the beginning of the season.

With 8 goals in the last 9 matches, Rashford not only helps MU have high performance in all competitions, but now the England striker is also mentioned in the race for the Player’s Association Player of the Year award. Professional PFA. It seems that this season Erling Haaland will dominate that tournament when he has scored 25 goals, but Man City is in danger of losing the championship.

Former player Garth Crooks recently made an assessment that his old team is playing or thanks to getting rid of the burden named Ronaldo. And that makes Rashford more confident to play the main star role as he deserves, instead of having to be a satellite for a superstar who has lost his form and has no motivation to contribute to the club that pays his salary of £ 500,000 / / week.

On BBC Sport, Crooks said: “The fact that MU’s results continue to improve like this after removing Ronaldo says a lot. Rashford doesn’t have to submit to anyone, he doesn’t have to play for a player trying to find his old glory, only for himself instead of the team. The problem of the team is gone.”

“Erling Haaland is having a very good first season in the Premier League, and his scoring ability is not a goal. 25 goals, which is a number not all strikers can do, and Rashford only scored less than half of the goals. But Rashford scores more regularly, since the World Cup he has only 1 game without scoring in the league.”

Indeed, Rashford has scored in the last 8/9 Premier League rounds for MU, and scored a total of 12/15 matches in all competitions. In 3 games without scoring, Rashford still scored 2 assists to help MU defeat Nottingham Forest in the semi-finals of the League Cup.