A former Manchester United player has made his views apparent as Marcus Rashford has started to show glimpses of his best form since joining Aston Villa on loan

Marcus Rashford was “the victim as much as the cause” during his struggles at Manchester United, according to Stan Collymore. Rashford joined Aston Villa in January on an initial loan deal until the end of the season with the West Midlands club having the option to make the move permanent in the summer for £40million.

Marcus Rashford is human, he is not without fault, but being a local boy at United can be a curse as well as a blessing

Manchester United's Marcus Rashford still dreams of a summer move to La Liga giants Barcelona as he aims to regain form on loan at Unai Emery's Aston Villa.

Manchester United loaned out Marcus Rashford to Aston Villa in January and he put in a fine display off the bench in his Premier League debut for the club in their 1-1 draw against Ipswich Town on

Marcus Rashford's celebration following Aston Villa's equaliser against Ipswich showed the Man United-loanee's true feelings

Aston Villa struggled against a 10-man Ipswich side at the weekend, but despite only earning a point one former Premier League striker believed he saw "the Rashford of old" after his half-time substitution.

Aston Villa are facing a blow in their attempts to keep hold of Marcus Rashford this summer from Premier League rivals Manchester United. The United academy product was the subject of a high-profile January transfer saga,

Marcus Rashford is reportedly still dreaming of a transfer to a European giant despite having only just signed for Aston Villa. The England international joined Villa on loan from Manchester United at the end of the January transfer window,