Marcus Rashford says he is aiming to learn from Zlatan Ibrahimovic after getting up close and personal with his new Manchester United team-mate for the first time this week.
Ibrahimovic, who joined the Red Devils from Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer this summer, scored against Galatasaray in his first start for United on Saturday.
The Swede found the back of the net with an acrobatic bicycle kick after just four minutes as Jose Mourinho's men downed the Turkish giants 5-2 in a friendly affair.
Rashford did not play with Ibrahimovic, replacing him at half-time, but said he is looking forward to picking up plenty of pointers from the former Inter and Barcelona striker.
"It's amazing. There's a possibility that we can all learn from him while he's here so we all need to take the chance," Rashford told MUTV after the game.
"It's a massive help, just being with him day in, day out. It's helping me just seeing what he's like overall. Not just on the pitch, off the pitch as well.
"So, there's a lot to learn from him, so hopefully I can bring some of what he does into my own game."
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