Disregarding all the negativity of the past year and a half and all of the stories, I wonder if he's actually good enough to be an elite player, which is what the club want.
Put Rashford (before the back injury) into Real Madrid, Liverpool, City or Bayern and does he fit in their systems and is he good enough at his very best? I'm honestly not sure, but that's not a definite 'no' either. I think he benefited a lot from Ole's lightning counter attack set up that's for sure.
He was identified as a player who would elevate United towards the top. Which he kind of did under Ole, under a fast transition, take the space behind type of player who focused on goals from a high volume of chances.
Problem is, he's not a player who can create for himself or others out of nothing. Plus his consistency and decision making, he's not near the elites of the PL....de Bryune, Salah, Son, Ronaldo even. He's a level below Mane (whom he may have matched for a season or two, but but not multiple), Sterling, Mahrez, Foden, Jota, Kane. I'd day that Saka is a more consistent player than Marcus.
He's Manchester United's number 10. One of the highest earners at the club and in England. His effort and pride is unacceptable. Previous long term 10s were Mark Hughes, Sheringham, RVN, and Rooney. That's a steep, steep fall from where the 10 once was where it is now.
Behind a handful of players in the England squad to the point that he is in danger of missing out on the WC squad for England. He was a fringe player now he's probably on the outside looking in.