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Manchester United have another world-class player under Erik ten Hag

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Rashford's biggest stage There was a time last season when Marcus Rashford didn't look ready to perform on his most regular stage, never mind gracing the biggest venues on tour.

He was a timid presence at Old Trafford last season and he was sarcastically cheered on at least one occasion when he was substituted.

He was deemed good enough to start just nine of the final 25 games of the season. Now, it's difficult to believe this is the same player.

Xavi called him one of the best in Europe on Wednesday, but there can't be many better at the moment. The academy graduate has gone from being devoid of confidence to playing with the strut that belongs to the greats. READ MORE: United player ratings vs Barcelona There have been 14 goals in 16 games since the World Cup and he's failed to score in only two games he's started in that period.

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