Marcus Rashford boasts the BEST scoring form of his career under Erik ten Hag

Marcus Rashford is enjoying the best goalscoring form of his career at Manchester United under Erik ten Hag, averaging once every 123 minutes for the Dutch manager.

The striker continued his flawless form with a late brace against Charlton at Old Trafford on Tuesday as the Red Devils clinched a convincing 3-0 win to progress to the League Cup semi-finals.

Statistics show that Rashford is producing a career-best minutes-per-goal ratio under Ten Hag, almost five times better than he achieved when Ralf Rangnick was at the club.

Marcus Rashford boasts the best goalscoring form of his career under coach Erik ten Hag

The Dutchman lets Rashford score every 123 minutes after his brace against Charlton

The England international only scored a goal every 584 minutes under the 64-year-old coach last season and scored twice in 22 appearances.

Rashford’s second-best minutes-per-goal ratio, which flourished under Dutch managers, came during Louis van Gaal’s tenure at Old Trafford, with the winger scoring eight goals in 18 games at a rate of one every 177 minutes.

The 25-year-old is now twice as deadly in front of goal as he was under Jose Mourinho, who Rashford scored every 250 minutes for the Red Devils.

Rashford’s transformation under the Dutch manager has pushed Manchester United fourth in the Premier League, four points behind rivals Manchester City and nine points ahead of leaders Arsenal.

The Red Devils star has scored 15 goals in 25 games in all competitions this season and has netted at least once in all four of Manchester United’s competitions – the Premier League, League Cup, FA Cup and Europa League.

Rashford built momentum in Qatar after a successful goalscoring campaign with England, scoring in each of his last six competitive games for Manchester United since returning from the World Cup.

His worst scoring form was coach Ralf Rangnick, who scored once every 584 minutes

After finding the target in United’s 2-0 League Cup win over Burnley, he scored the opener against Nottingham Forest, the winner at Wolves and the final goal against Bournemouth, contributing greatly to Ten Hag’s rampant form performed in the Premier League.

Rashford then picked up an injury-time penalty against Everton in the FA Cup in midweek before firing his rapid-fire staple home at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

Ten Hag will no doubt be hoping for Rashford to fire on all cylinders when the reigning champions travel to Old Trafford for Saturday’s Manchester derby.