He's 2 days away from being 23. And a few months away from being a Man Utd first team player for 5 years.
So it's about 20 goals a season. I don't think that's unreasonable at all. Considering Utd play in 4 different competitions.
He's played 263 senior games for club and country and hasn't hit 100 goals. Apologies for thinking that's a pretty shoddy return for someone lauded as some top top player.
There's no need to apologise.
Goal involvement every 1.9 appearances as a Utd senior.
We could go round and round; citing Utd fan hyperbole, trumping 'down' the stats with England, pretending that UTD haven't been in a mess and so forth, but your "amazement" that he hasn't clocked up 100 goals in 4 (and a bit) seasons is vastly overplayed (or as I originally put it "silly") and your claim of "no improvement" is simply false.
He didn't start wide at all. He was a bang average centre forward for their youth team before being called up to the first team during the 2015/16 season where he played 18 of his 20 games as a central forward...
Mourinho came in, realised he was limited as a striker, signed a striker and Rashfords time as a striker was limited, however he did play there 34 times over the next two years under Mourinho and scored a whopping 11 goals when given the chance there.
Right so all that being by the by; playing roughly 40% (approx) of his games in an un-suited position should reflect negative or positively on his productivity????
(No need to answer that.....)
19/20 facts tell us that he is a far more productive WF at 22 and almost double his goal-scoring tally for the previous season in less games.
a) Improvement
b) If he sustains that for 4 seasons in a row that's significantly nearer the 'magic' hundred in seasons mark.
c) If his improvement curve is sustained (which is a reasonable expectation given his age) he'll presumably crack that target.
Not a WC player IMO, but still......