Topics: Manchester United, Marcus Rashford, Football, Fan Reactions
Marcus Rashford's apparent new girlfriend Grace Jackson's social media has been inundated with comments from Manchester United fans.
Rashford endured a horrible 23/24 season as he failed to play his best football with United struggling under Erik ten Hag.
As a result, the forward was left out of Gareth Southgate's England squad for Euro 2024.
However, since Ten Hag was replaced by Ruben Amorim last month, Rashford has started to improve his performances.
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The 27-year-old has scored three goals in three matches under new boss Amorim.
United fans have now come up with a theory that Rashford's new girlfriend Grace has had a positive impact on the Englishman's form.
As reported by The Mirror, Rashford and Grace have been on numerous dates over the last few weeks.
On her Instagram post, one fan said: "We United fans love you, thanks for fixing Rashford, much love towards you and him!"
Another commented: "Thank you for bringing back real Rashford."
A third fan added: "Thank you for fixing Rashy!"
Someone else wrote: "U fixed Rashy man god bless u."
A fifth commented: "Thank you for fixing Rashford."
Speaking recently about Amorim, Rashford said: "It's encouraging for us to learn something new, and I feel like we can a lot stronger in this system as well.
"Also, for other teams, we've not played in this system before, no one knows what to expect from us, and it puts us in a good position. We've got so many players who can play in different positions, so we can change a lot during games and set up differently for games."
He added: "It's exciting. I don't want to get too carried away, but it's the energy and excitement we want."
Rashford will hope to continue his fine recent form on Wednesday night when United take on Arsenal at the Emirates.
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