Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford insists they remain focused. Even in difficult times,

The “Red Devils” are in worrisome form. It has just been hit by major competitors such as Liverpool and Manchester City to teach football to the local area in the past few weeks. They also only collect 4 points from the last 6 matches,

which means they are under heavy pressure. With many fans starting to demand the sacking of manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Rashford

admits they are in a difficult time. But insists that he remains committed and fully dedicated as usual.

Marcus Rashford became the youngest ever recipient of an honorary doctorate from the University of Manchester on Thursday, collecting a degree for his continued campaign against child poverty.

The 23-year-old dedicated it to the “millions of families across the UK” who “lost a lifeline and a means of staying afloat” with the withdrawal of universal credit a day prior, describing the award as “bittersweet” and emphasising that there was much more work to be done.

“Man United is Manchester United and we all play for the badge on the shirt and the club. It’s something I’ve always dreamed of since I was a kid,” he told RTÉ.

“And for the players we signed, they see Manchester United as a big team as they are and they want to give everything for this badge.”

“And those things remain the same whether in good or bad times. I know we’re in a tough time right now. But the needs and commitments have not changed at all.” According to a report from ufabet.