Wayne Rooney on Marcus Rashford: "It's such a strange one with Marcus. We know he's got the ability, he's shown that, but has he got the hunger? Does he want to play for #mufc?" "I've been there, in 2010, when I asked to leave the football club. Then I stayed. You have to rebuild the relationship with the fans and the easiest way to do that is work hard and work on your body language. "You could have a bad game, you could give the ball away and make mistakes, but if the fans see you working hard and putting in a shift for the team, they'll accept that to a certain point. I think Marcus' body language, even when he came on, it isn't great. He might have to work with someone to make his body language look better. "I think his work rate has to improve," "If he wants to be at the football club, he just has to knuckle down [...] He's the one player that could go and get my goalscoring record." "I don't want to see Marcus Rashford doing well at Aston Villa or doing well at Barcelona. I want to see him doing well at Man United and scoring goals for Man United. But that means he has to get his head down and work his socks off. Be more positive. Play with a smile on his face." [espn]

Kobbie Mainoo on Michael Carrick: "If he [Carrick] hadn't put me on the pitch, I wouldn't be here, so I'm always grateful to him for that." [@talkSPORT]

Sources close to Marcus Rashford maintain that no decision has been communicated to them by Barcelona, and they still see a chance of remaining at the club next season alongside Anthony Gordon’s arrival. Senior executives at Barca admit that with the arrival of Gordon, the chances for Rashford to stay are “more complicated” [@TheAthleticFC]

WHAT A TEAM GOAL!