Journalist Ben Jacobs reports a 'real appetite' among MLS chiefs to take Marcus Rashford to the US. Seattle Sounders have held internal talks over a blockbuster move for the England winger, aiming to build on Lionel Messi’s switch to Inter Miami. Rashford has revealed his desire for a ‘new challenge’, and has been cast out by Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim due to frustrations with his behaviour around Carrington.

Manchester United are determined to sell Marcus Rashford. It has been reported that Rashford has expressed his desire to leave the club. Fabrizio Romano has confirmed United's intention to find a new club for Rashford. Despite receiving lucrative offers, Rashford has reportedly ruled out a move to Saudi Arabia. Journalist Ben Jacobs has confirmed that the Seattle Sounders are interested in Rashford, with internal discussions taking place within the club. The Seattle Sounders find the prospect appealing due to their participation in the Club World Cup and potential financial support from MLS, although no contact has been made with Rashford or Manchester United. Reports suggest that Rashford is not keen on moving to the Pacific coast of America.

Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is being considered by Seattle Sounders for a potential transfer. Rashford is reportedly open to exploring new opportunities as his options in Europe seem limited. Ben Jacobs indicated that Seattle Sounders have had internal discussions about Rashford, motivated by the club's participation in the Club World Cup and the potential financial backing from MLS and Apple, their streaming partner. It is anticipated that the Sounders could receive between €50-60 million for entering the Club World Cup, which might aid in financing a move for Rashford. Nevertheless, Rashford, who ideally wishes to transfer to Barcelona but is hindered by the financial constraints of the Catalan club, remains uncertain about a move to Seattle. No formal approach has been made to Rashford or Manchester United yet, and it is expected that any developments will progress in January rather than during the summer, in line with the MLS calendar.