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Rio Ferdinand has urged Manchester Unitedto perform a U-turn transfer and continueMarcus Rashford at Old Trafford after he helped England beat Croatia at the World Cup.

The England team began their World Cup journey with a strong opening,defeating Croatia 4-2 in Dallas to gain control of Group L.

Harry Kanenetted a first-half double, scoring a penalty on the second try and heading inDeclan Ricecorner to become England’s co-top goalscorer in World Cup history.

Thomas Tuchel’s team was only tied at halftime despite Kane scoring twice, but they took control in the second half, securing a mostly strong win with Jude Bellingham’s outstanding goal and Rashford’s late goal.

Rashford entered the game in the last 20 minutes but managed to have a major influence, netting his 19th goal for England following a play with other substitutes, Bukayo Saka and Djed Spence.

In addition to wanting to assist England in winning the World Cup, Rashford will also be keeping an eye on the transfer market.amid significant doubt regarding his club’s future.

The 28-year-old had hoped to remain at Barcelona following a loan spell at the Nou Camp last season andassisting Hansi Flick’s team in securing the La Liga championship.

However, Barca chose to return Rashford to his childhood club, Manchester United, followingfinalizing a £70m agreement to bring his England teammate Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United.

Both United and Rashford are now anticipated to look for a move during the upcoming summer, with the England player available for a fee of £40m to Premier League teams, excluding local rivals Manchester City and Liverpool.

A former legend of Old Trafford, Ferdinand, thinks this might be an error and suggests that Manchester United need to ‘re-examine’ their position regarding Rashford’s future.

‘Do you know what, Manchester United may need to reassess Marcus Rashford’s position,’ Ferdinand said on hisYouTube channelfollowing England’s successful first match in the World Cup.

I am pleased to adapt, I am pleased to adapt. I am not incorrect and firm, that is not my approach. I am pleased to adapt.

It appears that Marcus Rashford has grown up, the period away from the club might have provided him with the benefit he required, and perhaps it has benefited both sides.

Is it time? Is it time to shake hands and for him to say, ‘I’m back’? I believe you can observe a sense of growth in Marcus Rashford now.

The spell at Barcelona has turned out in a manner that has helped him grasp his position. He was occasionally a key player for Barcelona, and that could be his role with England too.

If he’s coming off the bench and making that difference, then he’s a valuable addition to the team because we’ll need those players.

If I’m the opposing full-back and I notice Marcus Rashford warming up, you’ll be glancing at the bench hoping to be substituted because you don’t want to face that intensity. He’s not coming on to just see the game through—he’s coming on to hurt you.

England, seeking to claim the World Cup for the first time since 1966,face Ghana during their second group match on Tuesday evening.

The Three Lions made it to the quarter-finals of the previous World Cupunder Sir Gareth Southgate, following a defeat in the semi-finals in 2018.

Southgate’s England nearly secured a major championship,reaching the European Championship finals in succession.

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