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Published 16:59 1 Oct 2016 BST

Since that fateful February night, the Manchester-born youngster scored on his Premier League debut, England U21 debut, his full England debut and became the youngest player to ever score in a Manchester derby.
Not too shabby.
But Twitter user Anthony Parkinson saw it all coming.
Shortly after Rashford's 15th birthday, this perspicacious football fan believed he had seen enough to make a pretty bold claim about the prodigy.
https://twitter.com/antparkinson17/status/267428661005783041?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Long before Louis van Gaal took his seat in the Old Trafford dugout and gave him a shot, Rashford was on the radar of @AntParkinson17.
We'd possibly stop short of calling him the 21st century Nostradamus just yet, but he definitely saw something in the England man.
As for whether or not Ant has the mystic edge over this guy that somehow called Jack Wilshere's loan move to Bournemouth a whole year before it happened - well we'll let you lot be the judge of that.
https://twitter.com/GoonerGordo/status/614801274463219712?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

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