![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/rashford-says-ten-hag-has-him-enjoying-himself-and-is-a-joy-to-work-with/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/marcus-rashford-manchester-united-looks-771266845.jpg&description=MARCUS RASHFORD is back playing football with a smile on his face and he credits Erik Ten Hag for the turnaround. Rashford's form and confidence slumped last season and he cut an unhappy figure on the bench and on the pitch. Marcus Rashford is enjoying his football again at Man UnitedCredit: Getty But new boss Ten Hag has got him back enjoying his football, threatening defences and scoring goals in a Manchester United side that looks to have turned the corner. Rashford, 24, said: '"I feel like I'm getting there. But, yeah, I'm a lot more happy, I'm enjoying myself a lot more. 'I'm just looking forward to the games. 'The manager's a joy to work with, really. Is it hard work? Yeah, but I think we are enjoying it and we're playing better football.' Rashford believes the best example of the new look United came in the 1-1 draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Hit by the blow of a late penalty, they grabbed an injury time equaliser through Casemiro. Proof, according to Rashford, of a new spirit in a new look team. Rashford said: 'Everyone's up for it, everyone's up for the challenge, up for the fight. FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS - BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERS 'For me, the epitome of that was the Chelsea game. 'We conceded late on and we still had the courage and the determination to score again late on. 'We were disappointed with the draw, but when you look at the wider scheme of things it's great character. 'We've had some new signings come in the summer and we've just managed to make it work and build that team spirit as quickly as we did. 'I feel like the players have integrated well and we're learning about each other more and more. 'But the team spirit is very high and we want to keep that going.' Rashford will start against West Ham this weekend having come on at half-time in the 3-0 mid-week win over FC Sheriff in the Europa League. He grabbed his sixth goal of the season and his form could go a long way to grabbing a spot in Gareth Southgate's England World Cup sq){kind=link}
MARCUS RASHFORD is back playing football with a smile on his face and he credits Erik Ten Hag for the turnaround.
Rashford’s form and confidence slumped last season and he cut an unhappy figure on the bench and on the pitch.
But new boss Ten Hag has got him back enjoying his football, threatening defences and scoring goals in a Manchester United side that looks to have turned the corner.
Rashford, 24, said: “”I feel like I’m getting there. But, yeah, I’m a lot more happy, I’m enjoying myself a lot more.
“I’m just looking forward to the games.