Wayne Rooney, Manchester United and England legend, has boldly predicted that Marcus Rashford will score the winning goal for England against Spain in the final of Euro 2024. Rooney, who witnessed Rashford’s incredible rise at Old Trafford, believes the forward is destined for greatness. Speaking to The Sun, Rooney said: “I think Marcus will score the winning goal in the Euro 2024 final. He’s that good and he’s only going to get better.” Rashford has been in sensational form for Manchester United this season, scoring 24 goals in all competitions. His pace, skill, and finishing ability have made him one of the most feared attackers in the Premier League. Rooney’s prediction is based on Rashford’s impressive record against Spain. In two previous encounters with the Spanish national team, Rashford has scored two goals, including a stunning free-kick in the UEFA Nations League semi-final in 2021. If Rashford does score the winning goal in the Euro 2024 final, it would be a fitting end to a remarkable tournament for England. The Three Lions have endured a difficult period since winning the World Cup in 1966, but they have a talented squad with the potential to challenge for major honors once again. Rooney, who captained England at three major tournaments, knows what it takes to succeed at the highest level. He believes that Rashford has the mentality and the ability to lead England to glory in 2024. “Marcus is a special player,” said Rooney. “He has the potential to be one of the best in the world. I’m excited to see what he can achieve for England.”Rooney Predicts Mainoo Heroics in Euro 2024 FinalRooney Predicts Mainoo Heroics in Euro 2024 Final Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has made a bold prediction about the upcoming Euro 2024 final between England and Spain, suggesting that young midfielder Kobbie Mainoo will play a decisive role. Despite being just 19 years old, Mainoo has already made his mark on English football. He scored in Manchester United’s FA Cup final triumph last season and has quickly established himself in the England squad. Rooney, who himself made a name for himself as a teenager at Euro 2004, believes that Mainoo has the potential to shine in the final. “I just have a feeling about Mainoo,” Rooney said. “That he is going to score and prove decisive.” Rooney predicts that Spain will focus on neutralizing England’s attacking threats like Harry Kane, Phil Foden, and Jude Bellingham. This, he believes, will open up space for Mainoo to make a late run into the box and score a goal from a cut-back. Rooney also praised England manager Gareth Southgate for integrating Mainoo into the team and drew parallels to his impact in the FA Cup final. “It was Mainoo who did it and then, when Manchester United had the ball, he ran off Rodri and scored,” Rooney said. “He was man of the match.” England will face Spain in the Euro 2024 final on Sunday, and if Rooney’s prediction proves true, Mainoo could become the Three Lions’ unlikely hero.Wayne Rooney believes Marcus Rashford will score the winning goal for England in the Euro 2024 final against Spain. The Manchester United legend made the prediction during an interview with The Sun, saying that Rashford is “in the form of his life” and is “a match-winner for both club and country.” “He’s got everything you need in a striker,” Rooney said. “He’s quick, he’s strong, he can score goals with both feet, and he’s got a great eye for goal. I think he’s going to be a huge player for England at the Euros.” Rashford has been in excellent form for Manchester United this season, scoring 15 goals in 26 appearances in all competitions. He has also been impressive for England, scoring four goals in his last five appearances. England and Spain are two of the favorites to win Euro 2024, and a match-up between the two sides in the final would be a mouth-watering prospect. Rooney believes that Rashford would be the key to England’s success. “I think he’s going to be the difference for England,” Rooney said. “He’s got the quality to win games on his own, and I think he’s going to score the winning goal in the final.”