'I would love to have them both on my team.'
Former midfielder Emmanuel Petit insists he wouldn’t swap Arsenal star Bukayo Saka for in-form Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford.
“Both players are so important and clinical for their clubs. I think they could compete for the Ballon d’Or, if they keep playing the way they are.Speaking earlier this week, former Man Utd defender Paul Parker admitted he was worried that Rashford would get “greedy” and not sign a new deal at Old Trafford.: “It is very important that Man United are succeeding with extending Marcus Rashford’s contract because he is scoring a lot of goals.
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