Arsenal will welcome Man United to the Emirates for their Premier League encounter on Sunday with one player being highlighted as a potential threat for the Reds
Arsenal defender William Saliba has admitted that Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is 'a tough player to play against' ahead of the two sides meeting at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
If United are to come away from the game with three points, Rashford is likely going to need to be on form - although it seems the Gunners are aware of just how good a player he is. Arsenal defender William Saliba was asked to rank Premier League strikers Erling Haaland, Rashford and Newcastle's Alexander Isak ahead of Sunday's clash, placing the United forward in second behind Man City's No.9.Speaking to Sky Sports ahead of Sunday's game, Saliba said: “Rashford is so, so good.
Rashford bagged an impressive 30 goals and set up 11 assists for his teammates across all competitions for United last season. He has got off to something of a quiet campaign so far though, failing to get on the scoresheet in United's three competitive games so far.
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