The Red Devils striker says the Portuguese's pragmatic style of play prevented him from expressing himself in the final third
Marcus Rashford has admitted that it was difficult for him to play his best football under former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho.
Rashford burst onto the senior stage at United when Louis van Gaal was in charge at Old Trafford in 2016, before having to adjust to life under a new boss after the Dutchman's sacking at the end of that season.
Mourinho handed the England international a prominent role in his set-up after moving into the dugout, but he wasn't able to deliver the goods in the final third on a consistent basis during the Portuguese's two-and-a-half-year reign, which he puts down to being stifled from a creative standpoint.