The young France international forward provided two more assists for his Manchester United team-mates against Derby County and is willing to sacrifice personal glory for the club
Manchester United striker Anthony Martial refuses to make an obsession out of goalscoring.
The 20-year-old has been a rare bright light for the Red Devils in what has been a trying 2015-16 campaign so far, scoring eight goals in 28 appearances in all competitions.
He has also been prolific in assisting team-mates, most recently in the 3-1 FA Cup win over Derby County, and is keen to keep improving.
"I have always been considered as an altruistic person - this is something that has been said to me quite a lot," Martial told MUTV , "so both giving a decisive pass or scoring a goal means as much to me. In the end, the most important thing is to win as a team.
"I think it's important to keep working hard to constantly improve and help the team to win titles and get back on top of the league table.
"Yes, I have a number in mind [as a goals target] but I'd rather keep it to myself."
Martial set up Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata in Friday's win over Derby and the Frenchman is keen to learn from England's all-time top goalscorer.
"[I improve] by training every day with talented players," he added, "especially with Rooney, I learn a lot from him.
"I always try to get inspired from him so that I can also become a great player."
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