![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/rashford-thanks-ten-hag-for-helping-revive-england-career-in-time-for-world-cup/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/crop-20461465.jpg&description=MARCUS RASHFORD had probably given up hope last summer of being in Qatar as his miserable last season came to a close. Indeed it was questionable whether he should be playing for Manchester United never mind England. Marcus Rashford is delighted to be part of the England World Cup squadCredit: Getty The forward paid credit to Erik ten Hag for the turnaroundCredit: Getty He was used as a sub nearly as many times as he started games in the league – 12 to 13. His form and confidence was shot and there were even thoughts in his camp as to whether a move abroad was needed to revive his career. Fast forward and just over four months of the Erik ten Hag reign has revived the 25-year-old and got him back in Gareth Southgate's squad. Rashford said: 'He's had a big impact, with a lot of changes. It takes some time to adapt for him and the players as well. 'But so far, it's been good. We're enjoying working under him and we're just looking forward to what the future holds.' His last kick of a ball for the Three Lions boss came with his missed penalty in the shoot-out in the Euros final against Italy. There looked little chance of him adding to his 46 caps and 12 goals as last season ended. Ten Hag had belief in him, has had meetings at Carrington with him one-to-one and it has been like having a new player. Last month Rashford celebrated his 100th goal for Manchester United with the only goal at home to West Ham, a thumping header which he marks out as his favourite moment in a Red Devils shirt. The forward said: 'It was a tight game. We weren't playing as well as we would have liked to. "We'd obviously played a lot of games; we were just coming to the end of that block of tough games in a short space of time. 'So I felt we were maybe a bit tired and not 100 per cent at it, but we were in the game, we were creating chances. We could have scored one or two goals before; I could have scored one before as well. 'But I just felt like I was getting in good positions you know? I fel){kind=link}
MARCUS RASHFORD had probably given up hope last summer of being in Qatar as his miserable last season came to a close.
Indeed it was questionable whether he should be playing for Manchester United never mind England.
He was used as a sub nearly as many times as he started games in the league – 12 to 13.
His form and confidence was shot and there were even thoughts in his camp as to whether a move abroad was needed to revive his career.
Fast forward and just over four months of the Erik ten Hag reign has revived the 25-year-old and got him back in Gareth Southgate’s squad.