Alejandro Moreno

And if a player tells you that he's not quite there, it's difficult for a manager to deal with it unless you have an open mind and understand your players and understand their behaviors.

And so I think the hug with Hansi Flick is one of those like, thank you boss.

And I'm here.

You can use me.

I'll do the best that I can.

And I'm ready to play for you.

I think today's game was important for Ronald Araujo.

The issue with Marcus Rashford is the issue that has been with Marcus Rashford over the course of his career, is that he gives you enough to think, man, this guy could be something for us.

And then it doesn't quite happen.

And just in terms of him getting himself in a position to score a goal today, he runs right through the middle.

It's a good ball from Dani Olmo.

It's everything to shoot at.

And not only does he miss it, but he misses it by a lot.

And that is, I think, the sort of thing that drives you crazy if you're Hansi Flick or any manager who has had Marcus Strasburg in the past because...

You're thinking, you're seeing the physical attributes, you're seeing the skill set, you probably see it in training quite a bit and you're thinking, alright, that's gonna show up over here in the field.

And it doesn't nearly as much as it should.

And that has been

the common denominator of Marcus Rashford, wherever he has been, wherever he has played.

This conversation of that, he could give us more.

He could be more than what he has been.