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“I’m thrilled he’s back. His skill level was extraordinary, just like what he showcased in the past two seasons when he netted 30+ goals. After watching today’s performance, I’m confident he’ll have a fantastic season,” said Marcus Rashford after delivering one of the most impressive skills of the Europa League season in Manchester United’s clash against FC Twente.
Rashford left fans speechless with a stunning show of talent during Wednesday’s Europa League match at Old Trafford. In the 32nd minute, he went head-to-head with former Norwich City striker Ricky van Wolfswinkel. The 26-year-old not only kept the ball in play but also executed a flawless elastico, sliding the ball between Van Wolfswinkel’s legs before delivering a perfect pass to Lisandro Martinez.
Though Martinez couldn’t capitalize on the chance, Rashford’s jaw-dropping display of skill quickly became the highlight of the match. “When Rashford is in form, no defender can stop him,” remarked one fan. Another said, “That move would’ve made Ronaldinho proud.”
Rashford has shown glimpses of his best form recently, and his performance against Twente was further proof of that. In the first half alone, he completed four successful dribbles, created two clear chances, and won every individual duel—an improvement from his play in recent seasons.
Social media was flooded with admiration for his display. “Regardless of the final score, Rashford has been the standout player tonight,” tweeted one user. Another added, “That elastico from Rashford… you can tell he’s back to his best.” One more fan noted, “Rashford’s rhythm is returning, and it’s all about regaining confidence.”
Fans shared similar thoughts, with one saying, “A confident Rashford is every defender’s nightmare,” and another commenting, “In just the first 20 minutes, Rashford completed 3/3 dribbles, more than his average last season.”
Shortly after Rashford’s dazzling move brought Old Trafford to its feet, Christian Eriksen found the back of the net, wrapping up a dominant first-half performance for Manchester United.
