Ten Hag is not overly concerned just yet, with Rashford being backed to come good, but the United boss does admit that a supposed superstar in his squad needs to start offering more to the cause. The Dutchman has said: "I think he knows he can do better than he does now and I am sure it will come. He works hard and that is what he is doing. He will net, he will finish and it will come but it is not going to be automatic. He has to invest a lot, the team has to invest a lot around him.”
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There were audible groans in the stands when Rashford surrendered possession during a shock 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace at Old Trafford, with it now up to him to deliver a reversal in personal and collective fortune – starting at home to Galatasaray in the Champions League on Tuesday.