It has been almost two months since Marcus Rashford was seen on a soccer field. In that time, his dedication to the game has been derided, his status as one of England’s most cherished players has been damaged, and he has been ushered out of his boyhood club — the team of his dreams — in quite brutal fashion.

Marcus Rashford 's career has taken a fresh twist. Almost two months on from first being frozen out of the Manchester United first-team by Ruben Amorim for failing to match expected standards, a move away from his boyhood club is complete.

The Manchester United attacker gave his first interview as a loanee at Villa Park and told supporters of Unai Emery's team that he is a player who can decide games

Not many would’ve expected Villa Park to be Marcus Rashford’s new home at the beginning of 2025, but the Manchester United loanee has the chance to resurrect his career under the watchful eye of Emery - and back in his best position on the left wing.

While preparing to make his much-anticipated debut at Villa Park, Marcus Rashford should be encouraged by the early exploits of his fellow Manchester United Antony.The two players had an equally

Marcus Rashford has been a 'model professional' ever since joining Aston Villa on loan, according to reports. The winger recently moved to Birmingham on a temporary basis after being frozen out by Ruben Amorim at Manchester United.