Rashford's Overthinking Holding Him Back

Former Man Utd striker Louis Saha has suggested that Marcus Rashford needs to change one thing in order to become "unstoppable" on the pitch. Saha believes that Rashford's excessive overthinking during matches is hindering his full potential. Despite his impressive track record, with 124 goals in 371 appearances, Rashford's recent goal drought has not gone unnoticed.

The Advice from a Champions League Winner

Saha, who won the Champions League with Man Utd in the 2007-08 season, opened up about Rashford's performance after their recent Champions League victory against Copenhagen. Saha believes that Rashford needs to simplify his game and focus on his main strengths, such as his energy levels and physicality, in order to reach his full potential. He is confident that once Rashford stops overthinking, he will be unstoppable.

Learning from Experience

Rashford may be able to learn a thing or two from Saha, who secured multiple titles under Sir Alex Ferguson. Despite Rashford's decent performances this season, they have been overshadowed by Manchester United's defeats. Saha also pointed out that the slow tempo of the team hinders Rashford's performance, as it gives defenders too much time to close him down. He urged Rashford to attack, take risks, and not worry about making mistakes.

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