Marcus Rashford makes Man Utd switch resolution after Erik ten Hag move

Marcus Rashford has reportedly determined to remain at Manchester United and is intent on reviving his profession at Old Trafford following the managerial appointment of Erik ten Hag.

Rashford, who just lately made his three hundredth appearance for boyhood club United, has been linked with a transfer away from the Theatre of Dreams.

The 24-year-old has been one of many many victims of Manchester United’s dismal season underneath Ralf Rangnick and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, scoring simply 5 goals in 30 appearances.

Rashford has been the topic of a number of snubs from interim supervisor Rangnick and was benched for final month’s Manchester derby and the current 1-1 draw with Leicester City regardless of the absence of fellow forwards Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani.

England international Rashford was stated to be considering his future at United following Rangnick’s snubs, with Outdated Trafford chiefs fearing he would give up the club amid interest from Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Arsenal.

The severity of Rashford’s struggles was delivered to the fore when Gareth Southgate left him out of his newest England squad, just some months before the World Cup in Qatar.

However the Daily Star say Rashford is ‘happy’ with Ten Hag’s appointment and is now planning to remain at Manchester United and change into a key participant underneath the Dutchman.

Ajax boss Ten Hag is in pole place to win his third Eredivisie title before he takes over at Old Trafford on a three-year deal.

Following his appointment, Ten Hag stated: ‘It’s a nice honour to be appointed supervisor of Manchester United and I’m massively excited by the problem ahead.

‘I do know the history of this nice club and the eagerness of the followers, and I’m completely decided to develop a workforce able to delivering the success they deserve.

‘It is going to be tough to depart Ajax after these unimaginable years, and I can guarantee our followers of my full dedication and deal with bringing this season to a profitable conclusion earlier than I move to Manchester United.’