Following his loan move to Aston Villa, Marcus Rashford is already aiming to make it permanent.
The Manchester United academy graduate just left Old Trafford after being frozen out by Ruben Amorim, moving to Villa Park for the rest of the season. Rashford, on the other hand, has already felt re-energized since moving to the Midlands.
The player was always going to have to make a decision this summer, given Villa’s £40 million buy option. Rashford is eager to stay and play under Unai Emery, telling those close to him that he feels rejuvenated at Villa Park, according to The Sun.
Rashford has yet to score for his new club, although he did offer two assists in the team’s comeback victory over Chelsea. The United loanee has also impressed his Villa teammates, who are currently playing in the Champions League.
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The 27-year-old has shown dedication to his workouts. Amorim regarded Rashford’s poor application throughout the week as a huge concern, and he boycotted the forward for over a month before he was eventually able to go.
Thomas Tuchel’s appointment as England manager has rekindled Rashford’s international hopes, after he fell out of favor under Gareth Southgate after scoring 17 goals in 60 appearances. Emery is excited to see Rashford return to his best, saying, “I think his potential is huge potential to exploit. I don’t want to know the reason he is leaving from Manchester but I am very happy keeping him here.
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