Ever since Manchester United's leader Tannhäuser took over, Rashford has been given unprecedented trust, and in the early stages of the campaign, he even overpowered C Ronaldo and secured the starting arrow position. The England international has lived up to his coach's expectations, scoring twice against Arsenal and contributing three goals this season, fully demonstrating the style of the "Big6 Killer", and his position as a starting striker seems to be quite secure.
Despite receiving a lot of criticism for only scoring 4 goals in the Premier League last season, Rashford has started 6 consecutive matches this season, and today's match against Arsenal was his first Premier League start since December 2020, as he delivered 2 goals and 1 assist. Rashford has scored three goals so far this season, with the two against Arsenal and the other coming in a 2-1 win against Liverpool last month.
Rashford has been known as the 'Big6 Killer' since his debut, scoring a total of 62 goals in his Premier League career, with a total of 62 goals against Liverpool (6), Chelsea (5), Tottenham Hotspur (4), Manchester City (4), and Arsenal (4), which is a very sharp performance!
