Marcus Rashford confesses to being enlivened by the brightness of Cristiano Ronaldo, with a Manchester United symbol of the past giving inspiration to a Red Devils star of the present. A five-time Ballon d’Or winner keeps on setting the standard for rivals around the world, with his exploits for Real Madrid and Portugal showing what can be achieved when hard work is combined with God-given ability. Rashford is trusting that he would one day be able to draw near to the levels of Ronaldo, with the 33-year-old having put in another magic show for his nation against Iran on Wednesday.
The former Manchester United winger is currently the highest scoring European player in history with 85 international goals to his name and is showing no sign of slowing down as he continues to amaze both fellow professionals and a global fan base.
Rashford recently revealed what Ronaldo’s endeavors mean to him: “He keeps making these moments which are unbelievable and there is no better sort of motivation than him.
“[Is he the best in the game right now?] I’d say so. He is not only maintaining it but he keeps hitting new heights.
“To get to that level it takes years and years of doing the same things in training every day.”