Manchester United’s star teenager is still developing his football at Old Trafford.
But he has already made his mark at the top level and established himself as a regular under Jose Mourinho and as an England international.
While Rashford wants his own identity, he admits certain players have influenced him during his early years.
Ex-United forward Cristiano Ronaldo, Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi and Brazil legend Ronaldo have played their part.
Former Red Devils team-mate Wayne Rooney was also listed as an influence by United’s academy product.
Rashford told The Independent: “You try to, especially when you're young, until you find your own identity.
“You try to emulate those players a lot and they're the things that make you into the player you are.
“Ronaldo, Messi, Rooney, Neymar - everyone knows good football when you see it and that's what I like to watch as well.
“Brazilian Ronaldo has had the biggest World Cups performances, I'd say. And his were among the most enjoyable to watch.
“There were a lot of top players who performed in the World Cup and went to another level.
“Teams defend a lot more now as a unit rather than man to man. There's different ways to take people on and different things you have to watch against different teams. It's hard to take a specific aspect but you can take things like mentality or characteristics.”
On Ronaldo and his free-kicks, Rashford added: “No, it's actually a different technique. I can do it like he does it but I haven't done it yet.”
Rashford is now away on international duty and will hope to add to his England goal tally of two so far.
For Manchester United, the fan-favourite has started the season in top form with five strikes in all competitions.
He'll be back in club action on October 14 when United tackle fierce rivals Liverpool.
