

Rashford has
scored seven goals in 16 games for United while Iheanacho has bagged 13 goals
in 34 appearances for City.
Comparisons
between the pair have been inevitable, but the 19-year-old Nigerian is
relishing the opportunity to compete with the England youngster.
‘I love a
challenge so when people compare me and Rashford, it gives me more confidence
and motivation,’ he told the Daily Mail.
‘It also
makes me work even harder. I hope people keep comparing us because if we can
keep challenging each other in the coming years it could be great for
Manchester.
‘If we both
keep doing well, improving and scoring lots of goals for the team it could be
interesting.
‘Rashford is
a great young talent. He is big and strong and makes good decisions so I think
he is going to be a really good player in the coming years. You can
learn from every player so I’ve learnt from Rashford as well this season and I
wish him all the best in his career’.
No comments:
Post a Comment