Marcus Rashford came off against Liverpool. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has allayed fears he’s set for a spell out after coming off in the draw against Liverpool.
The England striker was replaced by Antony after an hour played at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Rashford signalled to the bench that he wanted to come off, after sustaining a knock.
Rashford was starting after being benched for the defeat to Chelsea three days earlier.
Erik ten Hag said after the draw at Old Trafford that he was unsure how long Rashford would be out, but was hopeful it would not be long.
‘I’m not sure, but I don’t think it will be long term,’ said Ten Hag.
United take on Bournemouth next Saturday, and the club likely need to win their remaining seven matches to stand any chance of finishing in the top-five.
But Rashford has allayed fears he could be out for a long time.
Rashford’s reply (Picture: Instagram)
Responding to a fan on Instagram who asked if he was ‘okay’, Rashford confirmed he hasn’t sustained a long-term injury.
‘I will be okay,’ said Rashford.
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