The Manchester United player showcased his regained form during the Europa League match at Old Trafford by pulling off an astonishing display of skill while charging towards Ricky van Wolfswinkel.

As Van Wolfswinkel approached his opponent, the ball slipped through his knees, but Rashford swiftly hooked it back into his trajectory with his toe after nudging it wide of his stride.

Two iconic Brazilian footballers, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho, popularized the move with their exceptional execution, employing speed, strength, and flair to bewilder their opponents.

“It’s incredible wing play,” Micky Gray remarked during a talkSPORT commentary. He recalled a moment from Brazilian Ronaldo when he delivered a stunning cross through his legs.

“Just look at Marcus’s body language; it’s completely different from last season.”

He went on to say, “It was class, which is why we get frustrated with players like Marcus Rashford,” before halftime.

“Last season, he must have run at defenders too many times to count on two hands, but tonight, he’s getting at them.”Gray went on: “He’s running at players, he’s confident, and his shoulders are back.”

Rashford netted only eight goals in 43 matches for Manchester United last season, seeming like a mere shadow of his former self.

However, with three goals and an assist so far this season, the 26-year-old forward is thrilling fans with his performances.

Erik ten Hag attributes Rashford’s improvement to his lifestyle management.

“I believe he always understood, as all players do, that if your lifestyle isn’t right, you can’t perform,” said the Dutch manager. “When you don’t maintain a decent and structured life outside of Carrington, you won’t achieve the results you desire.”