West Ham is reportedly keen on Marcus Rashford, who has expressed his desire to leave Manchester United.

90min reports on the potential loan move of Marcus Rashford to another Premier League club. A loan move for Marcus Rashford to another Premier League club, such as West Ham, is not out of the question, provided his substantial wages can be covered in some way. Speculation suggests Rashford may leave Manchester United due to falling out of favour since the arrival of Ruben Amorim as head coach.

West Ham, having just replaced Lopetegui with Potter, is among the clubs interested in Marcus Rashford. However, Manchester United prefers to loan Rashford to a club outside the Premier League. Rashford himself is interested in an experience outside of England.

West Ham United is reportedly interested in Marcus Rashford, amid his uncertain future at Manchester United. Rashford admitted he is 'ready' to leave the club, and top European clubs are in talks with Manchester United over a possible January deal.

Marcus Rashford's agent and brother, Dwaine Maynard, plans to talk to other interested clubs about Rashford's potential loan move, with West Ham being one of the particularly interested clubs.

West Ham are reportedly considering a blockbuster move for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford. According to journalist Alex Crook, West Ham could be a team 'to watch' in the race for Rashford, who is being actively shopped by his agents. West Ham have asked to be kept informed on his situation. The club is interested in a loan deal with an obligation to buy, provided they cover at least 50% of his £300,000 per week wages.

West Ham United have shown interest in signing Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. The Hammers have asked to be informed about Rashford's situation and are looking to sign him on a loan move this month. However, they acknowledge that Rashford is more likely to join a top European side. West Ham intends to make Rashford their second biggest arrival this month, following the appointment of new manager Graham Potter.

New West Ham United manager Graham Potter has lined up Marcus Rashford as a potential signing. Rashford has made it clear he is open to a new challenge. West Ham are interested in the attacker and have considered a loan. The club senses Rashford is more likely to join a team outside of England but have asked to be kept informed.

Marcus Rashford is linked with a move to West Ham, which is rated as the second-best club fit for him according to SciSports. However, this move would not offer significant potential for his development.