Marcus Rashford praises Erik ten Hag's tactics and believes the Dutch manager can guide Manchester United to the Champions League. "It's what I'm all about," he says.

As he rediscovers his goal-scoring form, Marcus Rashford thinks he's prospering in Erik ten Hag's team.
The forward for Manchester United has returned to his usual self after a terribly painful season at Old Trafford last term in which he dropped down the pecking order and was strongly linked with a move away from the club
With 18 club games, eight goals, and three assists for his teammates, Rashford has established himself as an important player under Ten Hag.
Rashford heaped admiration on their Dutch coach, who many have questioned as to why the striker has progressed so much from the previous season.
"The manager likes possession football, but he is also in favor of letting us go for the kill - and that's what I am all about," he claimed. Once again, I'm having a blast watching football.
We are playing forward-thinking football because the manager has developed a playing style that generates better quality opportunities.
"Everyone at United is enthusiastic again," Rashford continued. We've had a start that has occasionally been excellent and occasionally not so excellent. But that is a necessary component of squad growth. It won't take place immediately.