RUBEN AMORIM has promised Marcus Rashford all the help he needs to get back to his best.
Rashford has endured a miserable 18 months at Manchester United after losing his form and confidence.
The striker scored just eight goals in all competitions last season and has found the back of the net five times in 19 appearances this time round.
United have become one of the lowest scoring teams in the top flight, with Rashford taking much of the blame from supporters and critics alike.
To make matters worse, Rashford has also been jettisoned by England and was left out of the squad for the Euros in Germany in the summer.
He showed signs of his old sparkle with a goal inside 80 seconds in the 1-1 draw at Ipswich last weekend, after operating in the No.9 position.
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