Man Utd forward Marcus Rashford has struggled for form in the first weeks of the new season.
Erik ten Hag has backed Marcus Rashford to return to his scoring ways after a difficult start to the new season for Manchester United.
Rashford's only goal of the campaign came in an away defeat by Arsenal, and he was guilty of wasting a number of good opportunities in subsequent home losses to Brighton and Crystal Palace.Read next: Sancho breaks cover with United teammate at Carrington Speaking ahead of the clash with the Turkish giants, the United manager urged Rashford to keep working hard and also noted the role his teammates could play in solving the situation.
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