Marcus Rashford has insisted that Manchester United will go all out to try and win a unique treble this season, ahead of a Carabao Cup showdown against Manchester City.
The Red Devils’ Premier League campaign has been blighted by inconsistency, with only eight wins recorded from their first 21 fixtures.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side can still finish in the top four, but any hopes of winning the title were quashed some time ago, with Liverpool now 27 points clear of their arch-rivals at the top of the table.
Rashford says United will take whatever they can get after finishing the last two seasons empty-handed, as he told MUTV:
“I always say that the highlight of your career, when you look back, they’re the stand-out moments.
“To be honest, right now, we’d have any trophy. If we keep our mind on the fact that winning the league has obviously gone but we’re still heavily involved in every other competition, so we can potentially have three trophies come the end of the season.
“I just keep that at the forefront of my mind as the main aim and main objective of this season.”
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