World Cup 2018: Marcus Rashford can star for England - Ashley Young
Marcus Rashford can possibly "set the world land" and could utilize the World Cup to grandstand his ability, says England partner Ashley Young.
Manchester United forward Rashford, 20, is in Gareth Southgate's squad with club-mate Young, for the competition which starts on 14 June.
"It's the World Cup and it could be his phase to indicate everyone how far he's come since his introduction," said Young, 32.
"He delivers at United and will be a noteworthy player for us at the World Cup."
Rashford turned into the most youthful English player to score on his global introduction in 2016.
He has included in his nation's previous eight installations under Southgate, who has picked the third-most youthful squad England have sent to a World Cup.
"He will adapt extremely well," Young included. "I've said it from the time I saw him in the young group - he has a gigantic future in front of him. He's a fabulous player and on the off chance that he continues going the way he is, he'll set the world land.
"In the event that you take a gander at the objectives he has scored on what number of various introductions, it just shows he ventures up in the defining moments."
'I'm as yet an aggressor'
Just Young, Chelsea protector Gary Cahill and Leicester striker Jamie Vardy are more than 30 in England's squad, which does not contain a player to have won a diversion at a World Cup.
Youthful's incorporation comes in spite of him not being associated with the squad amid the qualifying effort. He finished four years out of the global set-up when he highlighted in November's neighborly draw with Brazil.
In his chance far from England, he has adjusted to an adjustment in part in the wake of changing from winger to wing-back at Old Trafford.
He was in great frame last season, playing in 38 United matches, yet he says that, in spite of his adaptability, he "would preferably be assaulting than protecting".
Youthful stated: "I don't imagine, despite everything I consider myself to be an assailant, particularly the way that we play with the full-backs or wing-backs high up.
"Distinctive supervisors play diverse arrangements. I think I am one of those players who has a decent footballing mind. Wherever the administrator approaches me to play I will give 100% for the England shirt and go to do and in addition I can."
England's key World Cup dates
2 June v Nigeria (friendly)
7 June v Costa Rica (friendly)
12 June Squad leaves for Russia
18 June v Tunisia (opening group game)
24 June v Panama (second group game)
28 June v Belgium (final group game)
'We can go far in Russia'
Britain are planning for friendlies against Nigeria at Wembley on Saturday and Costa Rica at Leeds United's Elland Road ground five days after the fact.
Southgate's side will at that point play their first World Cup amusement against Tunisia on 18 June, four days after the competition starts in Russia.
Cahill trusts England's energetic squad has more understanding than age proposes because of players' club endeavors and Young demands the "harmony" Southgate has saddled ought not be thought little of.
"The squad can accomplish as much as it needs to accomplish," said Young.
"We have an awesome gathering of players here; some energizing players who can change diversions in a minute.
"Going into the competition, we're loaded with certainty, particularly with the friendlies we've played against a portion of the best groups on the planet. We've blended it against them and I believe there's certainly going to be a decent competition from this England squad.
"When we in the long run get out to Russia, the fellowship and camaraderie we have indicated so far will take us far in the competition."
