Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has sent a message to out-of-form Marcus Rashford, who was dropped against Chelsea earlier this week.
The England international has netted just two goals in the Premier League this season and found himself on the bench against the Blues on Wednesday night.
Ten Hag has now urged the striker to take lessons from Scott McTominay and Harry Maguire, who have played themselves back in the side.
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"So Rashford is an incredible, good player. You can't do it with 11 players, he can't play every game, he's not in this moment in the form he was last year but I am sure he will get there. What I said about Scott McTominay and Harry Maguire: up to them," Ten Hag told reporters, as per Goal.
"The team will always line themselves up and the best players who form the best team will play. I think we have a squad and in the squad there is internal competition.
"If you want a successful season you need more than 11 players. Finally, as in every season, it will turn and in every season it's what is the best team.
"From when they were here, they (Maguire and McTominay) are great players and played into the team.
"That's what you expect from every player, there has to be dedication to aim for this."
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