Morgan Schneiderlin reveals shock news on Marcus Rashford

Schneiderlin said: “He didn’t train many times with us, but when he did we could see straight away he had
quality.
“Against Midtjylland he showed it, and he showed it again on Sunday.

“I hope he continues like that because he is an exciting prospect for the football club.”
England manager Roy Hodgson has left the door open for Rashford to make his Euro 2016 squad.
The Manchester-born forward, who could not continue his scoring run in United's 1-0 win over Watford on Wednesday, has previously only been capped at under-18 level for England.
"I would neither rule him in or rule him out, I just hope he can do well," Hodgson said.
"I have been watching Rashford for two years, so I have known about him for a long time. He is in our system.

"He plays for the (England) under-18 team, so we are delighted that a player playing for our under-18s, players who we believe in and who we think have got a bright future, are getting chances in the first team.
"That is wonderful and long may it continue. I hope he has a good end to the season. Most of all, I hope he is allowed to develop as an 18-year-old should and people don't try to put him under enormous pressure.
"Scoring four goals in three games is a great achievement and if he can keep that up, it is great for Manchester United and England.
"Last time I was with the national coaches we were talking about the players, in particular the under-19 squad which is competing for another major tournament and they think the under-19 squad is a strong one and Rashford's name was mentioned then."