Marcus Rashford has shown in training that he has all the tools to become one of the world's best players but the forward must improve his numbers on the pitch if he is to live up to his potential, England coach Thomas Tuchel said.

Rashford moved to Barcelona on loan in July after falling out of favour with Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim, who had called his work rate into question.

The 27-year-old, who has 18 goals in 64 appearances for England, has had a promising start to life in Spain, scoring three goals and registering five assists in 10 appearances.

"The limit for him is very, very high. Maybe higher than for others," Tuchel told reporters on Monday. "He has the potential, but potential is a dangerous word with high-level sports. You have to reach your personal best on a reg

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