Having scored 24 times this season across all competitions, Marcus Rashford has declared that he’s not ‘slowing down’ yet on his current form.
The form is his best in a single campaign, with 16 of those goals coming in 17 games after the World Cup break.
Speaking after the game against Liecester on Sunday where he scored a brace in the 3-0 win, the English international said he will continue to improve on his form.
“Overall a good day. They created good opportunities and David [de Gea] made a great save at the end of the first half, without that we can’t go on to win the game.
“It’s still early in the season, we’re fighting for a lot of different things.
“We have another big game in the week to hopefully go through to the next round of the Europa League and then a massive game for us [against Newcastle].
“I don’t feel like slowing down and always want to improve.”
Rashford believes that his team should direct their energy towards securing their first league title since 2013 under Alex Ferguson.
“We’re close but both teams in front of us are good teams and playing good football,” he added.
“We have to just focus on ourselves, do as well as we can and keep picking up points.” He said