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Ander Herrera: Marcus Rashford "will be unstoppable"

Herrera: Rashford
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Ander Herrera expects Manchester United teammate Marcus Rashford to get better and better over time until he becomes "unstoppable".

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has insisted that Marcus Rashford cannot be compared to any other modern-day forward and believes that his teammate "will be unstoppable".

Rashford has thrived since being given a regular run through the middle by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, rewarding his interim manager's faith with six goals in eight Premier League matches.

The England international struck the winning goal against Leicester City last weekend and has scored more goals in all competitions since his debut (42) than any other United player.

Herrera, another player who has looked much improved under Solskjaer, expects Rashford to get better and better over time.

"He's different," Herrera told ESPN. "We know at the moment there are some fantastic wingers in modern football: Ousmane Dembele, Raheem Sterling, Anthony Martial, Eden Hazard - but Marcus is different.

"Marcus can shoot, he can play one-against-one, but he also has the quality to combine and not lose the ball for the team.

"I couldn't name another player that reminds me of Marcus Rashford. I think he's already a top, top, top player, but I think he will improve. With time, and [improvements] in his decision-making, he will be unstoppable."

Rashford is reportedly in advanced talks with United over a new long-term deal.


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TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Manchester CityMan City27212474205465
2Liverpool26205159154465
3Tottenham HotspurSpurs26200654252960
4Manchester UnitedMan Utd26156552351751
5Arsenal26155653371650
6Chelsea26155645291650
7Wolverhampton WanderersWolves2611693433139
8Watford2610793434037
9Everton2796123639-333
10West Ham UnitedWest Ham2696113239-733
11Bournemouth26103133747-1033
12Leicester CityLeicester2695123134-332
13Crystal Palace2676132734-727
14Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton2676132839-1127
15Burnley2676132947-1827
16Newcastle UnitedNewcastle2667132234-1225
17Cardiff CityCardiff2674152447-2325
18Southampton2659122844-1624
19Fulham2645172558-3317
20Huddersfield TownHuddersfield2625191448-3411

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