Marcus Rashford traveled to watch NBA games during the international break.
The Manchester United forward has had time to recover after being left out of the England squad.
In Athens, the Three Lions triumphed over Greece 3-0 in their Nations League match.
In the stands, a man wearing a black beanie is looking at his phone.
The team, managed temporarily by Lee Carsley, will face the Republic of Ireland on Sunday.
Rashford, 27, flew to the US to attend the Brooklyn Nets vs. New York Knicks game.
He was spotted in a beanie and all black at Madison Square Garden.
To stay warm, the forward also donned a colorful fleece jacket and some jewelry. An athlete wearing the number 11 jersey is courtside talking to Rashford. Meanwhile, a man in sunglasses sits among the spectators.
A basketball player sporting the number 11 on his jersey was also present.
Ro-Shaun Williams, a close friend who currently plays for Northern Irish team Larne, accompanied him.
They first met in Manchester United’s youth system.
Hollywood actor Ben Stiller was another celebrity dining with them.
Upon returning to Manchester, Rashford will be eager to impress new manager Ruben Amorim.
The Portuguese coach replaces Erik ten Hag, who was dismissed.
Amorim has been diligently preparing for his debut at Portman Road against Ipswich Town.
The Dutchman previously sacked coach Ruud van Nistelrooy despite his impeccable caretaker record.
New England manager Thomas Tuchel has also extended an olive branch to Rashford.
Reports indicate the German has expressed that the forward is wanted for the national team.
Some forgotten England legends may benefit from Tuchel’s arrival.
With Tuchel appointed as England’s new manager, some overlooked players might hope for a national team call-up.
The former Chelsea and Bayern Munich manager favors a 3-4-3 formation.
Mason Mount, who hasn’t played for England since the 2022 World Cup, might find a spot in the lineup.
Under Tuchel, the current Manchester United player had his most successful spell at Stamford Bridge.
Additionally, Tuchel could revive the fortunes of players like Eric Dier and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, both of whom have caps.
Since joining AC Milan, RLC has thrived, and with England struggling to find a partner for Rice, he could be an unexpected inclusion.
Dier, on the other hand, played in Tuchel’s back three at Bayern Munich last season.
The defender persuaded Tottenham to extend his loan after falling out of favor there.