Ruben Amorim's feelings on Marcus Rashford revealed after replacing Erik ten Hag as Man United boss

Rashford was outstanding for United during Ten Hag's first campaign in the dugout, scoring 30 goals across all competitions.

But he often struggled for consistency under the Dutchman, despite his obvious ability.

According to TeamTalk, however, Rashford is excited about Amorim and hopeful he can rediscover his best form.

And the feeling is believed to be mutual, with Amorim said to 'appreciate' Rashford and his versatility as a player.

He believes he can get the England international fully firing and thinks he can help him regain his confidence.

Amorim will be Rashford's fifth manager since he made his United debut all the way back in February 2016.

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Louis van Gaal was his first boss and the pair won the FA Cup together.

However, Van Gaal was axed by United that same year after failing to guide them into the Champions League.

Rashford blew hot and cold under Jose Mourinho throughout his own stint in charge, despite the Red Devils winning two trophies on his watch.

It was a similar story under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, even if the 27-year-old was often a regular alongside Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood.

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Ten Hag was a big backer of Rashford, despite the way his form would sometimes dip.

Yet relations between the pair seemed to break down over the past 12 months, with Rashford unable to perform at the peak of his powers.

Meanwhile, Ten Hag has penned a statement thanking United fans for their support following his dismissal - while also saying he hopes the club can win silverware in the future.

"Dear fans, allow me to start with my heartfelt thanks," he wrote. "Thank you for your unwavering support of the club. Whether it was an away game or a tough match at Old Trafford, your backing has been steadfast. The atmosphere at Old Trafford has always been fantastic, thanks to you. I have felt this many times.

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"Moreover, during away matches, I had the incredible feeling of hearing our 'United' chants echoing through the opponent's stadiums, whether the game was in England, Europe, or during summer tours.

"I have always enjoyed meeting Manchester United fans across the globe. Strolling through the streets and connecting with supporters in England, Europe, Asia, Australia, and the USA, you have inspired me and radiated a strong sense of unity. This is what makes United fans so special.

"I want to thank you for giving me this feeling and for your support. I also want to express my gratitude to every staff member at the club for their unwavering assistance in good times and bad.

"We won two trophies—achievements I will cherish for a lifetime. Of course, I dreamed of winning more trophies for the club. Unfortunately, that dream has come to an end.

"I wish all Manchester United fans every success, trophies, and glory. Your support and warmth that I received from everyone at the club made me feel at home.

"Thank you for this chapter of my life."