The best compliment to pay Marcus Rashford is that each he takes to the pitch, it appears like he is going to score. Most of the time than not, he does.

Marcus Rashford scored his 19^th goal of the season as Man United defeated Crystal Palace, as he came up with goods when it mattered.

The young player now has 11 goals in the last 13 games he played and has scored in all but 3 of the matches played since he came back from the World Cup with England.

In these games, we have seen a full range of what Marcus Rashford has to offer, from solo strikes to the scruffy and scrappy goals that define an incredible striker.

Even though he is still playing his best football from the left, where he will be able to run at a cut and full-back inside onto his dominant right foot, a primary part of the recent transformation has been his heartless streak as a center-forward.

It is easy to take things for granted Rash ford’s lethal game from a close range this range but this transformation has helped in taking his game to a whole new level and made people debate on the world-class forward yet again.

Rio Ferdinand had predicted three years back that the kid could surely be world-class if keep improving his game. He has to add an element of the poacher, and a couple of shabby goals a season.

Wayne Rooney who he had signed for Man United scored incredible goals he did not score the ugly goals but then he got it into his game. Marcus Rashford creates and scores great goals, too. If he can get that ugly side out, the kid can go on to be an unbelievable player.