Marcus Rashford photographed while preparing with Manchester United today in front of tomorrow evening’s Europa League match against Granada.
We are hoping to get group news after 1 pm when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plunks down for a Q&A meeting with the media. The columnists will be searching for refreshes on players getting back from injury, late niggles and thumps, and whether the administrator will handle his most grounded side against Granada.
It’s an alleviation to see Rashford preparing in light of the fact that it has been a troublesome year for the player playing through the torment hindrance. All things considered, the English worldwide has overseen 19 goals for his club this season with a lot of significant games to play.
Albeit this is Granada’s first time that they had competed for such a major European competition, they’ve arrived at the quarter-finals and we would be inept to think little of them.
Praise to writer Simon Peach who shared an image of Rashford while preparing ahead of the clash against Granada.
Marcus Rashford trained with #MUFC this morning ahead of the #UEL quarter-final first leg in Granada. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer press conference coming up at 1pm pic.twitter.com/e53mLLMfrt
— Simon Peach (@SimonPeach) April 7, 2021
Rashford is expected to play alongside Cavani or Greenwood. Martial is injured and is a major doubt for the match. Rashford is already the first player in Solksjaer’s helm at United to score 50 goals for the club. Rashford is expected to continue this form for United as they aim to enter the semi-finals of the Europa League this season.
Nevertheless, Granada is a new opponent for United, also new in the competition and they should try to exploit their inexperience in the Europa League. Europa League semifinals will be a tough one considering teams like Ajax, Roma, Arsenal may enter the rounds, but still considering United’s current form, they are still favourites to win this one.
Rashford’s fitness is key for United going further deep into the competition. A trophy is a must need now as we are already tired of seeing United lose after reaching the quarter-finals or semi-finals stages of major competitions.
