Speaking on Sky Sports at the weekend, Phil Jones said: "Marcus Rashford came back from the World Cup probably not starting as many games as he would have liked. He's knuckled down and got on with it.
"He's become sharper, stronger, and you see that in his performances this season. Defenders find it really hard to cope with him, he can take it one way or the other, goals from outside the box, he's scored a few headers recently as well.
"He's been brilliant, and on current form he's probably the best player in the world. You can see his body shape, he's strengthened in the gym and worked really hard on himself. I'm delighted for him, he deserves it."
Rashford added another goal to his tally on Sunday, scoring the second goal in the 2–0 win against Newcastle as Manchester United claimed the Carabao Cup.
The 25-year-old has reestablished himself as a key player at Old Trafford under new boss Erik ten Hag, scoring 25 goals in 38 appearances so far this season.
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