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MARCUS RASHFORD looks really ready for his best season so far.
England, 21, said this week that the summer tournaments had not let him exploit his full potential for Manchester United.
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But after a good rest this summer, he pitched the pre-season with a goal while United won 2-0 at Perth Glory for the opening of his tour.
He quickly emerged from the stalemate and turned to the farthest corner.
And the boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: "I am very happy with his goal because he has instinct and he pivots.
"It was a nice lens to watch because it's not a typical Marcus goal.
"When he scores, it's usually a miracle goal."
United will need more than 20 goals this season, while Romelu Lukaku is on his way and does not represent a serious threat coming from elsewhere.
Rashford has only 13 goals in each of the last two seasons and Solskjaer wants him to be more of a poacher.
The UN chief said, "I asked him to add these disjointed or instinctive goals from inside the surface.
"It was not the best shot of the ball, but if you hit the ball down and strong, it could go, the instinct was there.
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"It's finish. It should be part of you when you are an attacker and it's with Marcus.
"He works there and practices a lot."
United's second goal against Perth Glory, yesterday, was scored 84 minutes from the unidentifiable figure of 18-year-old James Garner – who made his debut at the club last season.
The young midfielder pushed his effort into the bottom 20-meter corner and was badaulted by his teammates.
United fans have been thrilled by the performances of newcomers Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Daniel James.
Winger James played in the first period, while Wan-Bissaka played for the second.
The rear of £ 45 million, 21, has shown the legendary challenges that have seen him dubbed Spider at Crystal Palace.
We will feed it and it will be exciting to watch in many, many games. "
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Daniel James
£ 15 million, signed by Swansea at the beginning of last month, demonstrated Solskjaer's speed and skills that will help United fans reach the edge of their seats next season.
The Norwegian added: "He is lively, he has started well, so it will be good for him.
"We are going to feed him and he will be thrilling to watch in many, many games."
James, 21, also loves the Swansea jump and plays left and right.
He said, "The left has always been my favorite, but I like to be versatile and play anywhere in the first three places.
"It's important that you play all three and that our advanced players can play that.
"Anthony Martial played number 9 here and it's good for all of us to connect."
Luke Shaw came out with a tight hamstring late in the game, but that's okay.
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