Marcus Rashford can rival Kylian Mbappe as one of the best players in the world within the next two years if he is "given time to learn the game a little bit more," former Manchester United forward Dwight Yorke has told ESPN.
Rashford, 23, goes into United's Premier League clash with Chelsea on Sunday on course for his most productive season, having scored 18 goals in 39 appearances so far -- four short of his return of 22 goals in 44 games last season. (His nine Premier League goals this season have an xG of 7.