It’s difficult to say when it all started and what was the exact moment of Marcus Rashford’s breakthrough, but Manchester United’s forward keeps rising the levels of his performance match after match. And he’s is turning into a goal-scoring beast not willing to stop.A brace against Leicester on Sunday means Rashford has scored 16 Premier League goals, 24 altogether, which makes him one of the best strikers in Europe, let alone on British soil.De Gea saves shaky United before Rashford fires lethal shots to take down FoxesSpeaking to Sky Sports after the 3-0 victory, he made it clear he’s not thinking about slowing down.”It’s difficult not to keep pushing. We’re still early on in the season and we’re fighting for a lot of different things.”We have another big game coming up in midweek where we can hopefully reach the next round of the Europa League and then we have the Carabao Cup final next weekend, which is massive.”There’s always something to push and look forward to. I don’t feel like slowing down. I’m always looking to push and improve.”Marcus Rashford has equaled Cristiano Ronaldo’s goal scoring tally for Manchester United last season when he was their top scorer.Filling his shoes 👏 pic.twitter.com/w8Ga8FcrrK— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) February 19, 2023 On achieving his personal milestone, Rashford said: “It’s obviously a nice feeling to be scoring goals and ultimately winning games. I don’t think we played that well in the first half, but in the second we played a lot better.”We found Bruno [Fernandes] in pockets, Fred, and they’re creating chances for us. We need to look to do that from the beginning, but it’s also a positive that we’re still winning when not at our best.”There’s definitely things to learn and improve on, but overall it’s a good day.”##NAJAVA_MECA_7031783##United have lost just three of their last 22 matches in the Premier League. Furthermore, the Red Devils have won more points than any other side in the English top-flight since the first game of that run (49).
