Rio Ferdinand says Marcus Rashford can establish himself as one of the world's elite footballers if he improves his in-game dominance, ball retention and movement decision-making.
The Manchester United attacker is in the form of his career having tallied 21 goals so far this campaign. He has now scored in all but one of his last nine Premier League appearances, including in Sunday’s 2-0 win at Leeds United.
The 25-year-old has now netted more than four times as many goals as he managed last season. Ferdinand believes Rashford still has gears to go to become an even more accomplished star, though. READ MORE: United new owners know easy way to win over fans The former United defender hailed the England forward but called on him to be more ‘dominant’ in matches in order to be branded world class, and detailed several aspects that will help get him there.
Speaking on his YouTube show FIVE, Ferdinand said: "I think there is more of a dominance throughout the 90 minutes that he [Rashford] can bring where he's bringing other people into the game even more. “You know he's got the passing and we saw that last season.