Having first joined the club at the age of seven, Marcus Rashford's stay will now be extended even further after signing a new five-year contract.
The academy graduate's breakthrough came in 2016 when he scored two goals on his debut against title-chasing Arsenal.
He has since gone on to make 359 appearances and scored 123 goals in all competitions.
After a difficult 18 months, Rashford was rejuvenated under new manager Erik ten Hag last season, reaching his highest goal-scoring tally in a single campaign with 30 and becoming the first United player to reach that mark in 10 years.
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