Like a number of Manchester United players, it's more than fair to say Marcus Rashford has a hugely important season ahead of him.
Rashford was heavily criticised last season as United slumped to a shocking sixth-place finish and missed out on Champions League football.
Club legend Roy Keane didn't hold back when analysing the United star's performances, claiming Rashford looked 'disinterested' at points and even accusing him of being childish.
Under new manager Erik ten Hag, Rashford looks like he'll play a big role in the team, with many fans assuming he will be Dutchman's go-to guy on the left wing, regardless of whether he looks to deploy a 4-3-3 or a 4-2-3-1 formation. ALSO READ: United weighing up Benjamin Sesko move The debate over where Rashford performs best is an interesting one.
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