MARCUS RASHFORD has revealed a dressing room protocol which leaves team-mates angry.
The Manchester United ace, who recently signed a new bumper contract to stay at the club until 2028, was speaking to Gary Neville on the latest episode of The Overlap.
During the episode, Neville asked Rashford who controls the music in the dressing room.
The 25-year-old then revealed: "Sometimes it's Sanch [Jadon Sancho].
"But then, so we have a rule where if someone plays the music and we lose the game then they're off. You've got to go off.
"Sometimes we're listening to some Portuguese music and we're winning, all the English lads are sat there fuming."
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Rashford, who will net £325,000 a week on his new deal, did not stop there with the revelations.
The England international named Manchester City defender Kyle Walker as his toughest-ever opponent, before admitting he disliked Liverpool more than any other club.
He went on to declare Man Utd legend Wayne Rooney as the best captain he has played under while naming Zlatan Ibrahimovic as the best character he has shared a dressing room with.
Rashford added that Paul Scholes was the one former United player he would pick to play in the current team.
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The 30-goal forward also announced his favourite position to play in was left-wing, handing Erik ten Hag a headache as he searches for a striker solution this window.
This summer United have added Mason Mount, Andre Onana and Jonny Evans to their ranks while selling Anthony Elanga and Alex Telles and allowing David de Gea to leave.
Ten Hag is desperate to add a new frontman to the mix but is struggling to land No.1 target Rasmus Hojlund due to the significant gap in valuation between United and Atalanta over the 20-year-old.
The Red Devils have been quoted an £86m price tag by the Italian outfit, but are not prepared to exceed a deal worth £60m.
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