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Erik ten Hag told how to ensure Marcus Rashford sets new personal goals record at Manchester United

Dion Dublin says Marcus Rashford can surpass last season’s 30-goal tally if he is allowed to “roam” on the left flank.

The striker recorded his best ever single-campaign return in the 2022/23 season, with most of his strikes coming from the left flank. The attacker has played as the main striker in pre-season with Anthony Martial still injured.

The arrival of Rasmus Hojlund - presented to the crowd ahead of kick-off - will allow Rashford to return to his favoured left wing, something which will only benefit the England star, according to former Reds forward Dublin.

Speaking about Rashford to MUTV, he said: “He can do what he does. I know what I’m going to get from Marcus, his attitude is absolutely spot on.

“His mental strength to get through what he’s been through in the last four or five years and still give us the good as well… This season is the one for Rashford.

“I think he’s going to get even more goals this season. Let him roam free, let him start on the left, let him do what he does and get his goals. Outstanding footballer.”

Last season’s haul saw Rashford become the first United player to net 30 goals since Robin van Persie a decade ago. It is hoped teammates will help share the scoring burden this time with Bruno Fernanades the only other United star to net double figures last term.

Speaking to Gary Neville recently, Rashford said he was trying to become more of a threat by working on two weaknesses. “Mine [weaknesses] are my left foot and heading - I always want to work on them,” he said.

“My heading is getting better, but I feel like I should score more because I out jump most people. If I'm in the position in the right areas in the box, I should be getting seven to ten headed goals a season – I feel like

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