Ole Gunnar Solskjaer promises not to let Marcus Rashford run out for Man Utd

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said that he would not allow Marcus Rashford to run out – and that he trusted the English striker to tell him where he wants to rest. .

Rashford was visibly tired towards the end of Manchester United's 2-1 win over Brighton on Saturday and was replaced in the final minutes with a knee injury.

The injury will be badessed by the club this week before his FA Cup fourth round match against Arsenal at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Solskjaer said to the sun: "He was tired towards the end [against Brighton] because his work rate is amazing. "

Rashford took part in all six of the Norwegian Premier League matches in charge, scoring five goals as the team won half a dozen wins.

Meanwhile, United has seemed reinvented, submitting his teams at a steady pace, but the manager believes that some members of his team pay the new style with increased fatigue.

"I have to be fair to boys," said Solskjaer. "I require a lot of sprinting and high pressure because we are Manchester United.

"Maybe the last two games have caught up with some but we still have a week to get ready for Arsenal, so we'll be ready for Arsenal."

Midfielder Scott McTominay signed a new four and a half year contract with United.

The 22-year-old said: "United has been my life since the age of five and playing for the club I have always supported is all I've always wanted to do.

"I am still young and I learn all the time from the manager, his team of coaches and the world clbad players of the team. "I look forward to continuing my progress in this great club."

Solskjaer, who gave McTominay just a few minutes in his team's six-game winning streak, said, "Scott is young and constantly improving. "He's a smart player and he wants to learn all the time. I am delighted that he has signed a new contract. He has a promising future. "