Marcus Rashford is yet to score for Aston Villa since joining on loan from Manchester United in January - but his performances have been enough to suggest he can rediscover his best form

Marcus Rashford is still waiting to score his first goal for Aston Villa, but has shown glimpses of his old self since leaving Man Utd on loan in January

Marcus Rashford has made a bombshell transfer decision just five games into his loan move at Aston Villa. Rashford found himself out of favour at Manchester United under Ruben Amorim, who was unimpressed by his training levels and proceeded to omit him from matchday squads.

Manchester United decided to move Marcus Rashford on following the Mancunian’s spat with Ruben Amorim following the Manchester derby snub.The Englishman subsequently announced his intention to quit

Marcus Rashford has done no better than ‘alright’ after swapping Manchester United for Aston Villa. That’s according to former Red Devils defender Gary Pallister who has questioned whether Rashford’s renaissance at Villa means he has a future at Old Trafford.

Marcus Rashford is not expected to play for Manchester United again under Ruben Amorim unless he issues a public apology.

Manchester United may only bank a rather paltry £20 million when they sell Marcus Rashford in the summer.With Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirming that Ruben Amorim will stay at Old Trafford next season,

Marcus Rashford has made a bright start to his loan spell at Aston Villa, with Manchester United legend Gary Pallister issuing his verdict on the forward

Manchester United may only receive £20m if they sell Marcus Rashford permanently this summer, despite agreeing a £40m deal with Aston Villa in advance according to the Daily Mail. The 27-year-old left his boyhood club in the January transfer window on loan for the rest of the season with an option to make the move permanent in the summer,

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has expressed his satisfaction with Marcus Rashford's departure from Manchester United in January.