(Reuters) - Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has returned to training after picking up a knock before the international break but a late call will be taken on his return to action this weekend, manager Erik Ten Hag said on Friday.
Rashford missed England's European Championship qualifying wins over Italy and Ukraine after withdrawing from the squad earlier this month due to a knock he suffered during United's FA Cup quarter-final win over Fulham.
"We have one more day, so I have a good hope he will be available... I have seen him back this week and he has shown a lot of energy, a lot of motivation. It was a good spirit and a lot of focus." "It's about agents, it's about football director John Murtough. Rashy and I are focusing on performing."
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