Marcus Rashford, according to Ander Herrera, possesses the potential to become one of the greatest players in Manchester United's history. Rashford appeared to lack self-assurance during the previous season, and he was dropped from the starting lineup while Ralf Rangnick was in charge of the team. However, Rashford is now playing with a smile on his face again since Erik ten Hag was hired as the new manager, and his performances have improved.
This season, the forward has contributed five goals and three assists across all competitions, which is one more goal and one more assist than he did all of last season. In addition, he was selected as the Player of the Month for September in the Premier League.
Herrera, who was a fan favorite during his time at Old Trafford, believes that the academy graduate 'has everything' to become one of the best players in the club's history. Rashford has gone from strength to strength while playing under Ten Hag, and Herrera believes that Rashford will become one of the best players in the club's history.
According to comments made by Herrera to ESPN, "Of course, he's showing that he makes the difference when he's fit and in a good moment." "Even though Cristiano serves as the best example and the best teacher for the team, there are times when we are unfair to some of the players.
"We are not being fair with Marcus, or I could give more examples, like Vinicius [Real Madrid]. With this kind of players, you can't compare them to Messi and Cristiano because it's the same as comparing Spanish midfielders to Xavi and Iniesta - we're going to lose.
"You must evaluate each one of them separately. Marcus has the potential to be a fantastic player for Manchester United; in fact, he already is, and he has done some incredible things for the club; however, it would not be fair to expect him to achieve the same level of success throughout his career as Cristiano has.
"Marcus possesses all of the necessary tools to establish himself as one of the most important players in the history of United [football club]. He has reached his previous level of play and is actively contributing to the team's success. I keep up with every game, I keep up with every result, and I'm still in contact with David [de Gea].
"Because I have so much love for United, I want them to win every game." Even when things are going poorly, I try to maintain a positive outlook because of the supporters and how large the club is. It's true that they haven't won a trophy in three or four years, but these things take time.
"Liverpool had a trophy drought for a long time, but now they're back, and United will do that, and it won't take 30 years."
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