Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has taken up a new sport as he looks to impress new head coach Ruben Amorim.

Amorim will take charge of his first game as United boss on Sunday when his side face Ipswich away.

Rashford will be determined to build greater consistency under Amorim after scoring a single point in eleven Premier League games so far this season.

The 27-year-old will be eager to recapture the form that saw him score 30 goals in all competitions during the 2022-23 campaign.

If he can impress enough, Rashford could force his way back into the England squad after not being selected for Euro 2024 and subsequent matches.

Rashford used his time during the recent international break to work on another sport.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has taken up a new sport to keep in top shape

Rashford wants to impress United’s newly appointed head coach Ruben Amorim

As reported by The sunRashford has taken up boxing and mixed martial arts.

Rashford also had sessions with a fighter specializing in Muay Thai.

United support Rashford’s move and feel it will help him maintain his fitness.

Rashford recently went to New York, where he saw a basketball game and a UFC cage fight.

A source told The Sun: “Marcus has really started fighting over the last few years.

“He has always enjoyed watching boxing with his mates, but he has also developed an interest in MMA as the sport has become more popular.

Rashford has taken up boxing and mixed martial arts to maintain his sharpness

The club knows and has no problem with it.

“They just think it’s good extra cardio.”

Rashford will be determined to hit the ground running under Amorim after going eight games without a goal.

The last time he found the net was in a 3-3 draw against Porto in the Europa League on 3 October.