Aston Villa is reportedly nearing the acquisition of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. The 27-year-old England international is anticipated to join the West Midlands club on a loan agreement, with Aston Villa set to cover a substantial portion of his wages. David Ornstein indicated that there would also be an option to make the player's transfer permanent. Rashford has been associated with a potential move to Barcelona in recent weeks. The Manchester United striker, earning £300k-a-week, has not been performing at his peak this season and is not a regular starter for the club. The need to play regularly prompted his decision to leave, and a transfer to Aston Villa could be an ideal solution for him. He has contributed to 10 goals this season.

Team Talk has reported on Aston Villa's efforts to sign Marcus Rashford as the transfer deadline looms. Aston Villa is reportedly making consistent progress in their attempt to secure Marcus Rashford's transfer before the deadline. Unai Emery is said to have personally stepped in to facilitate the move. Rashford, who has been left out of the matchday squad, has expressed his desire to depart from Manchester United. Discussions have taken place with several leading European clubs, but none have completed his signing. Amorim is believed to have extended a conciliatory gesture to Rashford, though Aston Villa is interested in a loan deal for the rest of the season. Manchester United has agreed to share Rashford's £325,000 weekly wage equally. Following Jhon Duran's departure, Rashford has become Aston Villa's main focus.

Rúben Amorim, the main candidate to take over as manager at Manchester United, has reportedly decided that Marcus Rashford is not part of his plans. Rashford's performance has been inconsistent this season, and his future at the club is uncertain. The club is expected to listen to offers in the upcoming weeks, with the potential for Rashford's departure in the January transfer window.

90min reports on Rashford's decision to reject a renewed approach from Saudi Arabia, showing no desire to move to the Middle East. Rashford has rejected a renewed approach from Saudi Arabia and has no desire to move to the Middle East.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's transfer situation, including his potential move to Barcelona and his views on joining Tottenham or West Ham. Marcus Rashford has priced himself out of a move to Barcelona, with only one option left on the table. His stance on joining either Tottenham or West Ham has also come to light.

Marcus Rashford is facing the axe at Old Trafford, with head coach Ruben Amorim open to letting him go. Amorim blasted Rashford's lack of effort in training at the weekend and mentioned that if things don’t change, he will not change his stance on Rashford's inclusion in the team.

Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United appears to be growing more complex. He is reportedly not included in the plans of coach Rúben Amorim. Manchester United legend Teddy Sheringham reportedly expressed his frustration with Rashford, indicating that Sir Alex Ferguson would have already dismissed him due to his attitude. It is understood that contacts with Barcelona occurred in Lisbon last week, though Barcelona is reportedly waiting to generate enough 'fair play'. With the winter transfer window closing in less than a week, all indications suggest Rashford's departure.

Team Talk provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Marcus Rashford and his future at Manchester United. Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim appears to have signalled the end of Marcus Rashford’s time at the club. Amorim made a critical remark about Rashford's attitude, indicating a preference to use a 63-year-old coach over him. With a week left in the transfer window, Rashford’s time at Old Trafford seems to be over, and his most likely next club is coming to light.

Marcus Rashford, aged 27, has been excluded from Manchester United's squad for the upcoming match against Fulham, marking his ninth exclusion in the last ten games. His future at Old Trafford seems uncertain, and he is considering leaving the club during the final days of the winter transfer window. Rashford is prioritizing a move to Barça and is willing to significantly lower his high salary to join the club. Arturo Canales, a player agent and intermediary, communicated this during a meeting with Deco in Lisbon. However, Barça needs to create enough 'fair play' within the next few days to accommodate Rashford, which is not expected to be easy. If there are no departures, Barça would require Rashford to forgo a significant part of his salary and for Manchester United to cover at least half of his wages. The potential departure of Unai Hernández to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad could open up another possibility for Rashford's recruitment.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's efforts to transfer Marcus Rashford and the recent developments in his potential move. Manchester United's hopes of offloading Marcus Rashford have suffered a blow after he turned down a proposal to move to the Saudi Pro-League. Two clubs are still in the running for his signing, with a potential swap deal being a strong possibility.

Marcus Rashford rejected a lucrative offer from an unnamed Arab club, preferring to stay in Europe to rejoin the English national team. The offer was close to 600,000 GBP per week, nearly double his current salary at Manchester United.

AS Monaco has held talks with Marcus Rashford's representatives, but no deal has been agreed yet.

Marcus Rashford has turned down a whopping £35m per year offer from the Saudi Pro League. Despite the offer more than doubling his current Manchester United salary, Rashford prefers to remain at Old Trafford rather than moving to Saudi Arabia.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a move away from Manchester United after being dropped by manager Ruben Amorim from the squad and expressing his desire for a new challenge away from the club.

Marcus Rashford, aged 27, has been linked with a potential move to Barça during the winter transfer window. He made an unexpected appearance at Manchester United's training session as they prepared for the Europa League match against Rangers, which might suggest a shift in his transfer prospects. Rashford has not featured for Manchester United since December 12, having been excluded from eight of the last nine squads. A meeting occurred in Lisbon between Deco, Barça's director of football, and intermediary Arturo Canales to discuss Rashford's possible transfer. Deco indicated that due to fair play considerations, they are attempting to strengthen the team, but nothing has been finalized as of now.

Rumors suggest Marcus Rashford could end up in Ligue Un with Marseille. L’Equipe note that the French giants have made enquiries to understand the precise financial position, and decide whether they can afford to execute the deal. From Amorim and United’s point of view, they want to get Rashford off the books this month.

Marcus Rashford has rejected offers from clubs in Ligue 1, as he is not interested in projects that do not allow him to compete at the highest level. His sole focus is on a potential move to FC Barcelona.

Marcus Rashford is facing a January exit after being axed by Ruben Amorim and has declared his desire for a fresh start. Monaco are ready to make an ambitious loan bid before deadline day.

Team Talk reports on AS Monaco's interest in Marcus Rashford and their proposed loan deal. AS Monaco have shown interest in Marcus Rashford and proposed a loan deal, offering to cover most of his wages for the remainder of the season. The offer is currently a dry loan with no indication of a permanent signing.

Olympique de Marseille inquired Manchester United about a potential loan for Marcus Rashford until the end of the season. Rashford is considered undesirable at Manchester United since the arrival of Ruben Amorim.

Marcus Rashford has found an agreement with FC Barcelona for a loan until June 30th. However, FC Barcelona needs to resolve financial issues for the transfer to be completed. The report is from Sport.

Marcus Rashford refused to listen to approaches from Saudi Arabia despite the chance of a £35m per year deal because he fears such a switch would cost him any chance of regaining his England place.

Transfermarkt reports on the expected departure of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United this January. Marcus Rashford is expected to leave Manchester United this January.

AC Milan has withdrawn from pursuing Marcus Rashford as they had to choose between him and Kyle Walker, due to the restriction on non-EU players in this winter market.

Marcus Rashford has made FC Barcelone his priority if he leaves Manchester United. Although there is interest from Barcelona, the deal is not progressing as Manchester United is unwilling to cover part of his salary for a loan. Rashford has set an ultimatum to Barcelona and is in discussions with other clubs, including BVB and AC Milan.

There have been several inquiries for the 27-year-old. Juventus Turin is reported to have made preliminary inquiries about Rashford. English media reports suggest that Rashford may prefer a move to Italy over playing regularly at Signal Iduna Park.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's desire for a new challenge away from Manchester United. Marcus Rashford has asked for a new challenge somewhere, indicating a desire to leave Manchester United. Former United striker Teddy Sheringham criticized Rashford's decision, suggesting his days at Man Utd are numbered.

Marcus Rashford has shown willingness to join AC Milan, giving them an advantage over other interested clubs, including unspecified Premier League teams.

Team Talk provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Marcus Rashford. Manchester United are open to offloading Marcus Rashford via the loan route. A permanent sale is still the preferred outcome, though a loan will be approved if suitable offers aren’t received. AC Milan, Juventus, Napoli, Barcelona, and Borussia Dortmund are circling. Manchester United would prefer to sell/loan Rashford to a club outside of the Premier League.

According to Team Talk, Manchester United is open to the idea of loaning out Marcus Rashford. While the club would ideally like to sell Rashford permanently, they are prepared to consider a loan move if they do not receive acceptable offers. Although several clubs have expressed interest, no formal bids have been submitted yet. Arsenal and Tottenham have reportedly sought details about a possible deal for Rashford, but Manchester United is said to favor negotiating with a foreign club.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly keen on signing Marcus Rashford, who has struggled to hold down a regular starting spot under Ruben Amorim. Multiple European clubs are keen on securing his signature. Spurs could use more cutting-edge in the final third and a versatile attacker like Rashford would be ideal. Rashford is capable of operating anywhere across the front three and is a proven performer in the Premier League.

90min reports on Monaco's interest in acquiring Rashford from Manchester United. Ligue 1 club Monaco are in a strong economic position to offer a realistic package for Rashford. The principality club are very much interested in United's forward and have the benefit of being based in a tax haven, which gives them greater scope to cover his lofty wages.

Marcus Rashford appears to be on the verge of leaving Manchester United, with manager Ruben Amorim reportedly facilitating his exit. AS Monaco is showing interest in acquiring him as a potential reinforcement for the latter part of the season. The club is aiming to bolster its attacking lineup due to recent underwhelming performances and a spate of injuries. According to The Telegraph, Monaco might provide Rashford with the exposure needed to reclaim his position in the English national team. Additionally, the principality's tax benefits could potentially offset Rashford's significant weekly salary, which is currently estimated at nearly 400,000. Nevertheless, it is suggested that Rashford may need to make some concessions for the transfer to materialize.

AS Monaco has entered the race to sign Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. The principality's lack of income tax means they are well-placed to afford Rashford's significant £300,000 per week wages. Rashford is out of favor under Ruben Amorim and looking for a new challenge. A loan deal with an option to buy is the most likely scenario this month.

AS Monaco is attempting to secure Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. The club has contacted the player, and Manchester United is open to negotiating a loan deal with partial salary coverage, estimated at approximately 416,000 euros per week. However, Monaco's chances are slim as Rashford is also wanted by AC Milan, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, and FC Barcelona.

Marcus Rashford is pushed towards the exit during the winter transfer window as he is not in the plans of manager Ruben Amorim. He has already been linked with Juventus Turin.

Clubs from Saudi Arabia are prepared to offer Marcus Rashford a salary of €40 million, almost double his current salary at Manchester United, which is over €20 million. The move would require Manchester United to cover most of Rashford's salary.

Marcus Rashford, currently at Manchester United, might be involved in a swap deal with SSC Neapel as part of Manchester United's interest in acquiring Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

Como 1907, owned by the Indonesian group Djarum, is unexpectedly showing interest in signing Marcus Rashford. The club aims to become one of the top teams in Italy in the coming years, and despite being modest, it has significant economic power to aspire to sign a star like Rashford.

Côme has recently shown interest in Marcus Rashford amidst his potential departure from Manchester United. However, the club must contend with Rashford's high salary demands.

Saudi Arabian clubs are reportedly interested in Marcus Rashford. Despite the interest, the high salary demands remain a challenge for any potential move.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is among the clubs interested in Marcus Rashford. However, his high salary demands could be a stumbling block for any potential transfer.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly attracting interest from multiple clubs for a potential move to Italy. Newly-promoted Serie A club Como 1907 has expressed interest in signing him. Rashford is currently under contract with Manchester United until 2028, but he is struggling to secure a spot in the matchday squad under new manager Rúben Amorim.

A number of players have been linked with moves away from the club with a latest report claiming that the Red Devils are desperate to offload Marcus Rashford due to their high wages.

There has been talk of a potential swap deal between Man Utd and PSG for Kolo Muani and Marcus Rashford. However, PSG has cooled their historic interest in Rashford. Despite this, Rashford is expected to leave Man Utd as part of a large-scale squad overhaul. It was suggested that selling Rashford could bring profit for Man Utd, especially since he is a homegrown player.

Marcus Rashford is not being retained by Manchester United and could be transferred if a suitable offer arrives. The club is open to listening to offers for him.

Team Talk reports on the official bid received by Manchester United for Marcus Rashford.

David Ornstein states that the Saudis remain in the mix to land Marcus Rashford, despite reports to the contrary. It will be tough for them to convince him to leave the top level in Europe for the Middle East.

Team Talk provides an update on the potential departure of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. Marcus Rashford could leave Manchester United after the January transfer window closes, especially given that the club is not going to play in the Champions League next season.

Goal.com reports on the competition from Premier League clubs for signing Marcus Rashford on loan. There is competition from Premier League clubs for signing Marcus Rashford on loan.

Multiple Premier League clubs are reportedly interested in Marcus Rashford after he expressed his desire for a new challenge. The clubs are considering winter bids for the striker.

United have offered Rashford to Saudi Arabian clubs. However, Rashford is not interested in a move to the Saudi Pro League.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential departure from Manchester United in 2025 for a new challenge. Marcus Rashford is poised to move on at some stage in 2025, having expressed his desire for a 'new challenge'. A departure would represent pure profit for Manchester United since Rashford is an academy graduate.

Fabrizio Romano reiterates that Marcus Rashford could move as early as January if the right offer comes in. Although a summer move seems more likely, a sale would represent 'pure profit' for Manchester United as Rashford is an academy graduate.

Marcus Rashford is considering leaving Manchester United due to disagreements with Rubén Amorim and is looking for new challenges. Rashford's agent is offering him to clubs across Europe, fueling speculation about his possible destinations.

Marcus Rashford has reportedly turned down lucrative offers from Saudi Arabia.

AC Mailand is considering signing Marcus Rashford. According to 'Relevo', the Rossoneri have approached Manchester United in recent days to discuss a potential transfer of the forward, who is no longer in demand at his current club.

Manchester United are looking to offload Marcus Rashford this January, with Paris Saint-Germain being long-term admirers of the England international. MUFC want around £50-60m to let Rashford go, and PSG is exploring the market for attacking players.

Rumours suggest Marcus Rashford's preferred destination is Spain, but options are limited. Rashford revealed in a bombshell interview that he is open to leaving Old Trafford, claiming he is 'ready for a new challenge and the next steps'.

Marcus Rashford, forward of Manchester United, has found himself out of favor with coach Rúben Amorim at Old Trafford, which has led him to consider finding a new club. Reports indicate that several clubs from Saudi Arabia have expressed significant interest in signing the attacker, offering contracts that exceed 350,000 euros per week. Despite these lucrative offers, Rashford has reportedly turned them down, stating that he prioritizes his sporting career over financial gain. Sources suggest that his decision is driven by a desire to maintain a competitive level that would allow him to remain part of the national team and to develop further in more challenging leagues.

Due to financial issues related to Profit and Sustainability Rules, Manchester United have decided to offload Marcus Rashford on loan this winter to help with PSR issues and lower their wage bill. Amorim’s side have set a price tag of minimum £40m for the English attacker.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's decision to put Marcus Rashford on the loan market.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly keen on finding a club in one of the top five European leagues, with a particular interest in La Liga, as he aims to enhance his chances of regaining his spot in the England national team under the guidance of new coach Thomas Tuchel. Manchester United is said to be open to receiving offers for Rashford in January, contemplating both permanent transfers and loan deals. The club plans to utilize any funds generated from his departure to strengthen the squad under coach Ruben Amorim. It has been suggested that loan proposals will only be seriously considered if they include a commitment to cover the majority of Rashford's salary, which is approximately US$ 435,000 per week.

There was interest from Turkey in acquiring Marcus Rashford, but he has also rejected this option. Rashford is considering leaving Manchester United but only for a destination that convinces him at least to some extent.

Marcus Rashford has rejected up to three offers from Saudi Arabia, which would have seen his salary increase significantly to 42 million euros annually. Despite the lucrative offer, Rashford is not interested in moving to the Saudi league, as he prefers to stay in a top European league. His current salary at Manchester United is approximately 18 million euros per year, and he is under contract until June 2028.

Manchester United's forward Marcus Rashford is reportedly set to leave the club. Manager Ruben Amorim has removed him from the squad, indicating Rashford's wish to depart from Old Trafford. According to The Times, Manchester United has made the decision to sell Rashford this year, with media reports highlighting interest from the Saudi Pro League. The club has placed a minimum price tag of £40 million on Rashford. Journalist Ben Jacobs has confirmed that the club is firm on this price tag, despite their eagerness to part ways with him. Rashford is said to have no interest in moving to the Middle East, particularly to the Saudi Pro League.

Marcus Rashford is considering a departure from Manchester United. He rejected an offer from Saudi Arabia with a yearly salary of 42 million Euro to keep his chances for the English national team. SSC Napoli's coach, Antonio Conte, is considering an offer for Rashford as part of a swap deal. This deal involves Rashford moving to Napoli in exchange for Victor Osimhen moving to Manchester United. Osimhen is currently on loan at Galatasaray, but Napoli could recall him to facilitate the swap.

Team Talk reports on the interest Paris Saint-Germain has in Marcus Rashford. Marcus Rashford has interest from Paris Saint-Germain. Rashford was said to have rejected a lucrative offer from the Saudi Pro League. His current club, Manchester United, is looking to sell him as he fell out of favour under coach Ruben Amorim.

Marcus Rashford has officially rejected a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia. Man Utd is in need of raising funds to sign a striker, and Rashford's rejection is considered a setback.

Marcus Rashford, a prominent figure at Manchester United, could make an unexpected transfer to the MLS. The American market seems ready to compete to secure the English player's services. The idea of Rashford leaving Old Trafford has intensified in recent weeks due to his inconsistent performance this season. The MLS is willing to offer a competitive and attractive environment, along with significant financial proposals.

Marcus Rashford has rejected three offers from the Saudi Pro League, despite the offers guaranteeing him a staggering salary of up to 35 million pounds per year. Reported by Telegraph Sport, Rashford has other priorities for his future and aims to join a competitive club to regain his place in the English national team under Thomas Tuchel.

Team Talk provides an update on Marcus Rashford's transfer situation, including his decisions regarding potential moves to Turkey and Saudi Arabia. Marcus Rashford has reportedly ruled out moves to Turkey in addition to Saudi Arabia. It’s believed Rashford is waiting for a recall at Manchester United, but the club is willing to let him go.

Marcus Rashford has reportedly ruled out a move to Saudi Arabia entirely, rejecting three offers from the Saudi Pro League that would have seen him earn up to £35 million per year. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano reported that Rashford 'has no interest' in the Saudi Pro League and a move there is not 'under consideration.'

Marcus Rashford has formally rejected an approach from the Saudi Pro League. Despite interest from three Saudi clubs, Rashford has no interest in moving to Saudi Arabia at this stage. He was offered a €42 million per season contract but is determined to join a club in a league that allows him to remain in the frame for England with a view to featuring at the 2026 World Cup. The Saudi clubs known to admire Rashford include promoted Aramco-owned side Al-Qadsiah.

Marcus Rashford was approached by Al-Ittihad, Al-Ahli, and Al-Qadsiah from Saudi Arabia. Despite one of these clubs offering a salary of 40 million euros per year, Rashford refused the proposals. He wants to stay in Europe to maintain his chances of playing in the World Cup 2026 under the newly appointed coach Thomas Tuchel.

Marcus Rashford has categorically ruled out a move to Saudi Arabia, despite receiving offers with an annual salary of more than 42 million euros. There were three concrete inquiries from clubs in Saudi Arabia.

Marcus Rashford has been notably absent from Ruben Amorim's lineup for Manchester United in the past five matches and has been excluded from the squad in four of those, indicating a potential departure. According to The Daily Mail, the 27-year-old forward turned down three offers from Saudi Arabia, which promised a substantial salary of approximately 40 million euros annually. Rashford's goal is to sign with a club and league that will assist him in reclaiming his position in the English national team. Remaining at Old Trafford remains an option.

Team Talk reports on the interest of Saudi Pro League teams in acquiring a United academy product. Three Saudi Pro League teams are interested in bringing the United academy product to the Middle East, with Al Qadsiah attentive to Rashford’s situation.

Team Talk reports on the renewed interest from Paris Saint-Germain in Manchester United's Marcus Rashford. Paris Saint-Germain are showing renewed interest in exiled Manchester United star Marcus Rashford. PSG remain in the race for him after registering their interest last summer. They see him as a versatile forward option.

Marcus Rashford is facing an uncertain future at Manchester United after being dropped from the squad by Ruben Amorim. He has expressed a desire to start a new challenge in his career and is expected to receive offers from Major League Soccer clubs if he shows interest in moving to the United States. Despite this, Rashford prefers to stay in Europe and continue playing at the highest level. Manchester United is willing to offload him in the January transfer window and values him at £50 million.

United also aim to offload Marcus Rashford during January as Amorim's overhaul gathers pace, though it is unclear where the England winger might move. He has admitted that he is open to a new challenge.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's openness to a potential transfer, with a preference for Spain. Marcus Rashford has openly admitted he is open to a fresh challenge with a preference for a switch to Spain. However, with Barcelona struggling financially, Real Madrid already having sufficient players, and Atletico Madrid unable to afford his salary, a move within England is more likely. Manchester United are braced for offers from Premier League rivals.

Marca reports on the potential transfer of Marcus Rashford following his declaration as transferable by Amorim. Marcus Rashford personally believes he is ready for a new challenge. Amorim has declared him transferable.

Team Talk provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Marcus Rashford. Marcus Rashford may be open to offers from MLS clubs if no suitable offers from European clubs come forward. This potential move is being considered amid his desire to leave Manchester United.

Team Talk reports on the transfer situation surrounding Marcus Rashford and Paris Saint-Germain. Paris Saint-Germain was initially reported to have shown interest in Marcus Rashford. However, recent reports suggest that PSG currently has no interest in signing him.

Marcus Rashford has addressed rumors about his exit from Manchester United, dismissing claims that he is seeking new representation to facilitate a move. He denied meeting with any agency, calling the rumors 'ridiculous'. Rashford had previously expressed a desire for 'a new challenge and the next steps' following his omission from the squad for the Manchester derby. Despite the speculation, he insists he is not actively seeking to leave United by changing his representation.

Rubén Amorim, the coach of Manchester United, has requested significant departures from the squad, including Marcus Rashford, in January as part of a major team overhaul.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United to a club in Europe. While an MLS move could be presented if Rashford shows to be open-minded, the report highlights a belief that the forward would prefer to remain in Europe if he’s to leave United mid-season. Spain has been touted as the likeliest destination for him, with some big clubs in the country linked with Rashford.

Marcus Rashford could reportedly be offered a route to the MLS from Manchester United if he shows he’d be willing to go there. There will be ‘serious offers’ from MLS outfits if he shows a willingness to move to North America, with ‘admirers’ there keeping tabs on him. Former United goalkeeper Ben Foster claimed an MLS move might be the most likely for him, citing a potential transfer fee of £40m and a necessary massive wage cut.

Manchester United is considering selling Marcus Rashford to generate funds for new signings in the January transfer window. This is part of a strategy to comply with league profitability rules after spending £206 million this summer.

Marcus Rashford has been dropped from four of Ruben Amorim's matchday squads in December and has admitted his desire for a new challenge. Reports in England claimed Rashford enlisted a new agency to force an exit, which he denied on social media. Despite denying agency involvement, Rashford is available for transfer if any club meets Manchester United's asking price of £40m. Selling Rashford would help Manchester United raise funds for new signings.

Rúben Amorim, the new coach of Manchester United, is considering letting go of Marcus Rashford in the upcoming winter transfer market. Amorim believes Rashford's recent performance does not meet his expectations and is looking for alternatives that align better with his playing philosophy.

Marcus Rashford has been the subject of speculation about leaving Manchester United, with reports suggesting he is in talks with the sports agency Stellar to facilitate a move. However, Rashford has publicly denied these claims, stating he has never met with any agency and does not plan to. Despite this, sources indicate that Manchester United is open to selling Rashford to generate transfer revenue. PSG is reported not to be an option for Rashford at the moment.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's openness to a fresh challenge and his preference for a move to Spain.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is reportedly available for approximately £60 million this January, as all parties involved would prefer for him to leave Old Trafford. It is reported that Rashford would also prefer to move on for a new challenge this January, although even a loan transfer might necessitate significant compromise. Despite being a key player for Manchester United not too long ago, his performance has significantly declined over the past year and a half. There appears to be no market interest in Rashford at the £60 million price point, with concerns surrounding his high wages and recent poor form. Sky Sports reports that his off-the-field issues are also affecting his marketability at present.

Goal.com reports on Marcus Rashford's discussions with Gareth Bale's former agency amid his intentions to leave Manchester United. Marcus Rashford has reportedly held talks with Gareth Bale's former agency as he steps up his bid to leave Manchester United.

Team Talk has reported on the potential departure of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United in the upcoming January transfer window. It is understood that Marcus Rashford will be permitted to leave Manchester United during the January transfer window as part of a significant rebuild under the new manager, Ruben Amorim. Rashford, who is among the highest-paid players at the club, with earnings of £300,000 a week, is being considered for sale by the club to free up funds and space within the squad. The club's executives are actively seeking new opportunities for Rashford and are open to both permanent and loan exits.

Paris Saint-Germain has shown interest in Marcus Rashford, and Manchester United is looking for a potential exit for the English international. PSG has previously scouted Rashford but did not reach an agreement.

Team Talk reports on the potential sale of Marcus Rashford due to concerns over his performance and salary. Marcus Rashford is for sale as he is regarded as overpaid for his performance. Manchester United is keen to sell him in January, and he has been told he is free to leave.

Marcus Rashford has had a public dispute with Manchester United's new coach Ruben Amorim, leading to tension with fans and being left out of the squad. Rashford expressed in an interview that he is 'ready for a new challenge,' indicating potential departure intentions. However, the combined cost of his transfer fee and salary is a significant barrier for most clubs.

Team Talk provides an update on the potential loan of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United in January. Marcus Rashford could be loaned out by Manchester United in January, with the club potentially subsidizing some of his wages. Three Saudi Arabian clubs are showing interest in him.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer developments concerning Marcus Rashford. Marcus Rashford confirmed his unhappiness and willingness to move on in an explosive interview earlier this month. Three Saudi Pro League clubs could consider a move for Rashford in January, though a switch to Paris Saint-Germain is unlikely. United are open to the prospect of loaning Rashford out and more clubs could join the race for the 60-cap England star before the window closes on Monday February 3.

Marcus Rashford has confirmed his wish to leave Manchester United. TEAMtalk correspondent Ben Jacobs has revealed that three Saudi Pro League clubs could consider a move for Rashford in January. Manchester United are open to loaning Rashford out until the end of the season.

Team Talk provides an update on the potential transfer of Marcus Rashford to the Saudi Pro League in January. Three Saudi Pro League clubs could consider a move for Marcus Rashford in January. United are open to loaning Rashford out until the end of the season.

Goal.com reports on the interest from Saudi Pro League sides in potentially signing Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. Saudi Pro League sides have shown interest in potentially signing Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. However, they have encountered a major problem regarding potential January signings, as explained in a new statement by the SPL.

Team Talk reports on Paris Saint-Germain's interest in Marcus Rashford and the conditions under which they would pursue his transfer. Paris Saint-Germain have been historically linked with Marcus Rashford, with PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi previously leading the discussions. However, PSG will not pursue Rashford unless he indicates a desire to move, as they are shifting focus to younger players and moving away from signing superstars on high wages.

Team Talk has highlighted the uncertainty surrounding Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United. The decision about Rashford's potential exit will be jointly made by the club's board and manager Ruben Amorim. Rashford's absence from recent games has intensified speculation about a possible departure in January. Manchester United is contemplating the option of loaning him out with a clause for purchase, and they have expressed willingness to contribute towards his wages if an appropriate deal is found. Nevertheless, no formal approaches have been made so far.

Rumors have linked Marcus Rashford with a move away from Manchester United in 2025. Rashford is expected to depart Old Trafford during one of the next two transfer windows. However, many clubs cannot afford his huge wages, and those that can have shown no interest in the out-of-form talent. Juventus are the latest club to play down their interest in Rashford. Rashford has also made recent comments regarding his openness to leave Old Trafford.

Saudi Arabia is reported as the most likely destination for Marcus Rashford at this stage, as only a handful of clubs across Europe can afford his wages and have no interest given his current form.

Marcus Rashford has expressed in an interview that he is 'ready for a new challenge,' which did not sit well with Manchester United fans. He has not been part of the matchday squad since mid-December and missed three league games. His transfer would involve a high fee and salary, which few clubs in Europe can afford, especially considering his recent poor performances.

Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford has indicated his intention to leave the club. He has been omitted by manager Ruben Amorim for four consecutive matches, creating significant uncertainty about his future at Old Trafford. Transfer news expert Fabrizio Romano has reported that Rashford has the option to depart in January, contingent on the offers Manchester United receives. Amorim and his staff are said to be dissatisfied with Rashford's training sessions and attitude. While there are no firm developments at present, the situation remains fluid, with possible changes expected in the coming weeks.

Marcus Rashford has been placed on the transfer list by Manchester United, who are seeking at least £50 million from his sale. Although mid-season transfers are uncommon, The Athletic's David Ornstein suggested that a straightforward loan could be the most probable resolution. Rashford has not been included in the last four matchday squads by manager Amorim, who attributed this decision to standards and a lack of effort in training. Journalist Andy Mitten reported that Rashford has experienced problems with all his previous managers at Manchester United.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. Marcus Rashford has publicly admitted his desire for a new challenge. Manchester United are prepared to sell him in January if a bid in the region of £50 million is lodged. However, his £300,000 per week wages could complicate a sale. PSG and Barcelona have ruled themselves out, but clubs, including Fenerbahce, would be keen to sign him on loan if Man Utd agree to pay a portion of his wage.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly on his way out of Manchester United, as reported by Manchester Evening News. The forward has not been included in the match selection since the Europa League match against Viktoria Plzen in early December, which has led to speculation about his role within the club and possible plans to leave. Rashford remains under contract at Manchester United until 2028, but his future at Old Trafford appears very uncertain. In a recent interview with journalist Henry Winter, the English forward conveyed his readiness for a new challenge, indicating his willingness for a fresh start elsewhere. Club icon Gary Neville had previously implied that a return to the starting lineup seems hardly possible for Rashford. His future could reportedly lie in the Saudi Pro League, Ligue 1, or Serie A. Whether he departs in January or next summer remains unclear, but everything suggests that his days at United are numbered.

Marcus Rashford was offered to Juventus Turin through an agent. Despite a fundamental interest, the package of transfer fee and salary was too big a hurdle for the Serie A club. Rashford is currently out of favor at Manchester United and has not been in the matchday squad for the last four consecutive games. His contract runs until 2028, but he wants to leave the club and is being offered across Europe.

Marcus Rashford, who was born in Manchester and has spent his entire life at the club, is no longer seen as fitting into Rúben Amorim's philosophy. Rashford, an idol for many fans and well-known for wearing the number ten jersey, is now allowed to look for a new club as he doesn't align with Amorim's vision for the team.

Marcus Rashford is being heavily tipped for an exit from Manchester United after admitting he would like a ‘new challenge’. Pundit Stan Collymore advised Rashford to consider teams like Bournemouth and Brighton rather than Premier League or European heavyweights.

Ruben Amorim gave the strongest indication so far that Marcus Rashford might not play for Manchester United again. Rashford was excluded from Man Utd's matchday squad for the fourth consecutive match on Boxing Day. Despite being fit and available for selection, the 27-year-old was not included. Manager Amorim noted that Rashford was eager to play, but a return to the squad did not happen. Amorim has referred to issues with standards and a lack of effort in training as reasons for the player's ongoing exclusions and seems to believe that this situation is unlikely to change.

Marcus Rashford has been left out of Manchester United's matchday squad for four successive matches. Ruben Amorim, the manager, cited standards and lack of application in training as reasons. Rashford is reportedly put up for sale by the club, valued at £50m-£60m. David Ornstein claimed that the likeliest outcome if Rashford departs in January is a loan to put himself in the shop window and boost his transfer value ahead of a summer sale.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer of Marcus Rashford to Paris Saint-Germain. Paris Saint-Germain is one of the European heavyweights linked with Marcus Rashford. Rashford is expected to leave Manchester United in either January or summer 2025 after admitting he would like a 'new challenge'.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has implied that Marcus Rashford's future might be elsewhere rather than at Old Trafford. Rashford was excluded from the squad for three consecutive matches following a public disagreement with Amorim. According to Amorim, Rashford's absence is not related to disciplinary issues but hinted at a lack of effort in training. On 17 December, Rashford declared that he is ready for a new challenge. Reports suggest that Ineos has authorized Amorim to sell Rashford, with the backing of the rest of the squad.

Marcus Rashford recently indicated his desire for new challenges away from Old Trafford. He has been excluded from Manchester United's squad for four consecutive matches. Rashford, who is under contract until June 30, 2028, has not played since December 12, following a European victory over Viktoria Plzen. Despite his absence, Rashford mentioned in an interview with Henry Winter that he does not want to worsen the situation by leaving hastily, noting how other players have left in the past. Media across Europe are closely monitoring his future.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his desire to leave Manchester United. As a result, he has been sidelined by his coach Ruben Amorim for the fourth consecutive time.

Marcus Rashford has been excluded from the Manchester United squad for the fourth consecutive match, fueling transfer rumors suggesting he is ready to leave the Red Devils.

Marcus Rashford has fallen out of favour at Manchester United under manager Ruben Amorim and has not been included in the last three matchday squads. Rashford has reportedly expressed his readiness for a 'new challenge' and is believed to be available for a transfer fee of around £40 million. Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster suggested that Rashford could potentially move to an MLS club, although he noted that such a move might require a significant wage cut. Rashford currently earns approximately £325,000 a week and is contracted with United until the summer of 2028. Foster also conveyed his skepticism regarding Manchester United's ability to secure the £40 million asking price for Rashford.

Manchester United have set an initial asking price of around £50million for Marcus Rashford. The club is hoping to part ways with him after his recent struggles at Old Trafford. As of yet, there is no sign of any club being willing to pay Man Utd’s £50m asking price for the England international, while his salary may also prove to be a problem.

Marcus Rashford has been put up for sale by Manchester United to help fund the club's rebuild. As a homegrown player, the proceeds from his sale would be logged as pure profit on the balance sheet. Transfer insider Rudy Galetti mentioned that Manchester United hopes to collect between £50m-£60m from his sale. A transfer to mainland Europe is considered the likeliest outcome, with a summer sale expected rather than an exit in January.

English media have also associated Marcus Rashford with a move to Saudi Arabia, a destination that could afford the cost of the operation.

Rúben Amorim, Manchester United's head coach, has publicly challenged Marcus Rashford to show leadership and responsibility, stating that players with great talent should perform well. Rashford has not been included in the squad twice under Amorim's management, leading to increasing rumors about his departure from the club.

Marcus Rashford is officially made available for sale by Manchester United. An exit in January is possible, but unlikely. The likeliest outcome is Rashford leaves Old Trafford next summer. Manchester United hopes to collect between £50m-£60m from his sale, as reported by transfer insider Rudy Galetti.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his openness to leaving Manchester United, stating he is ready for a new challenge. Reports suggest that clubs in the Saudi Pro League are potential destinations for Rashford. Ruben Amorim, the manager, has been given complete freedom by the club to decide Rashford's future. Rashford has been omitted from recent matches, fueling speculation about a transfer in January.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his openness to leaving Manchester United, stating he is ready for a new challenge. Reports suggest that Paris Saint-Germain is one of the potential destinations for Rashford. Ruben Amorim, the manager, has been given complete freedom by the club to decide Rashford's future. Rashford has been omitted from recent matches, fueling speculation about a transfer in January.

In a recent interview, Marcus Rashford conveyed his interest in seeking a new challenge. Manchester United are considering selling Rashford in order to raise funds for a team overhaul. Reports suggest that there are several serious new contenders interested in Rashford, with seven clubs being identified as potential destinations, including rivals from the Premier League and notable European teams. Rashford's recent omission from matchday squads adds complexity to the situation, with the decision attributed solely to manager Ruben Amorim. Amorim has remarked that Rashford must demonstrate significant performance and responsibility to be reinstated into the squad.

Marcus Rashford has announced he is looking for a 'new challenge' after being left out of Manchester United's last three matchday squads. Rashford was first dropped from the squad ahead of the Manchester derby victory on December 15. Despite wanting to play for the team, the decision to exclude him remains with manager Ruben Amorim, who insists it is his decision alone.

Marcus Rashford has been excluded from Manchester United's squad for the last three matches by Ruben Amorim. Rashford stated in an interview that he is ready for a new challenge and for the next steps in his career. He emphasized that when he leaves, it will be without hard feelings towards Manchester United, and he intends to make a single statement regarding his departure. Ruben Amorim acknowledged the situation as difficult and expressed his focus on Rashford's performance and training.

Team Talk reports on the potential move of Marcus Rashford to a club in the Saudi Pro League. Clubs in the Saudi Pro League could afford Rashford’s price tag and salary. Nothing is advanced at this stage, and they are options that may be considered by Rashford if things don’t change towards the end of the January window.

Team Talk reports on Paris Saint-Germain's interest in signing Marcus Rashford from Manchester United.

90min has provided an update on the transfer situation involving Rashford following his recent statements and squad omissions. Rashford has come under scrutiny after he expressed his desire for a 'new challenge' in light of new head coach Ruben Amorim's decision to exclude him from the United squad for the Manchester derby. Subsequently, he has been left out of two more matchday squads. A central issue concerning Rashford is his substantial weekly earnings of over £300,000 - with reports indicating figures between £315,000 and £365,000 - and United needing to shed that salary before investing in a replacement. United has valued the 27-year-old at approximately £40m, and they could potentially use that fee towards a deal for Osimhen.

Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United is uncertain, as he has been excluded from the squad by manager Ruben Amorim for the past three games. It is suggested that Rashford needs to demonstrate full commitment in training to secure his future at the club. Reports indicate that Rashford has been approached by an unexpected club, showing his openness to considering offers from interested parties. In an interview, Henry Winter conveyed that Rashford is open to moving, but he would require permission from his manager and the Manchester United board. The Manchester United board reportedly is prepared to allow Rashford to leave if manager Ruben Amorim decides to do so.

Marcus Rashford expressed his readiness for a new challenge, stating that when he leaves, it will be without hard feelings and without negative comments about Manchester United. His statement has surprised many in the UK. Ruben Amorim, his current coach at Manchester United, pointed out that Rashford might have been influenced by his entourage to make such comments. Amorim emphasized his focus on Rashford's performance and training rather than the interview.

Marcus Rashford has stated that he is "ready for a new challenge" in an interview after being excluded from the match against Manchester City on December 15. Rúben Amorim, the coach of Manchester United, has questioned the decisions of the people around Rashford and mentioned that the player's future is something for Rashford and the club to handle when the time comes.

There is speculation that Marcus Rashford might consider a move to Saudi Arabia, following other players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Roberto Firmino. The move would be lucrative but raises questions about the quality of football.

Marcus Rashford expressed his desire for a new challenge after being dropped from the squad by Ruben Amorim. Rashford has not featured in Manchester United's last two matches, leading to speculation about a potential sale in the January transfer window. Rashford stated in an interview with journalist Henry Winter that he feels ready for a fresh start elsewhere and intends to leave without any hard feelings towards Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford suggested in an interview that it might be the time for him to leave Manchester United. Ruben Amorim, the coach, conveyed that Rashford may have been influenced by those around him to make such remarks. Amorim clarified that the interview does not impact his decision regarding Rashford's inclusion in the squad, emphasizing his focus on Rashford's performance and training. Amorim mentioned that the club requires Rashford during this challenging period and is dedicated to assisting him in improving.

Team Talk has reported on the potential transfer of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. According to the report, Marcus Rashford has been officially put up for sale by Manchester United. While a departure in the January transfer window is possible, a summer exit is considered more likely. Rashford has reportedly expressed his readiness for a new challenge. His wages, which are £300,000-a-week, might deter many clubs, though there is significant interest. Four unnamed Premier League sides are said to be monitoring him, and a move to mainland Europe appears likely. PSG, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund are among the clubs that have shown genuine interest. Although a move to Saudi Arabia has been suggested, Rashford is reportedly not considering it at this stage.

Team Talk reports on the potential sale of Marcus Rashford by Manchester United. Marcus Rashford has been made available for sale by Manchester United. Selling him would cut £300,000 off the weekly wage bill. Rashford went public with his desire for a new challenge after being repeatedly overlooked for inclusion in the matchday squad by Ruben Amorim.

Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford was dropped by manager Ruben Amorim for three consecutive matches, starting with the Manchester derby and followed by games against Tottenham and Bournemouth. Gary Neville, a club legend, believes Rashford's relationship with the club is beyond repair and his exit is inevitable. Rashford's form has been poor since last season, and off-field issues have exacerbated the situation. A January move, potentially a loan, is highly likely.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's desire to leave Manchester United for a new challenge. Marcus Rashford has publicly expressed his desire to leave Manchester United, stating he is 'ready for a new challenge.' Reports suggest that Manchester United is open to offers for him, with efforts to sell the player ahead of the January window already underway. Rashford's comments have caused dismay among his teammates, and he has reportedly 'lost the dressing room.'

Gary Neville conveyed his belief that a January transfer away from Manchester United seems 'inevitable' for Marcus Rashford after being omitted from the squad for the third consecutive occasion. Neville indicated that Rashford's departure would be beneficial for both Rashford and Manchester United, as there are underlying issues at the club. It is mentioned that Rashford's future is anticipated to be away from Manchester United, with several clubs already excluded from the pursuit of his signature. Neville drew a comparison between Rashford's situation and that of previous players who left Manchester United and achieved success elsewhere.

Marcus Rashford is no longer in the plans of Manchester United's new coach, Ruben Amorim, and has been left out of the squad for the match against Bournemouth. Rashford has expressed his desire to leave the club, and several Saudi Arabian teams are reportedly interested in acquiring the English winger.

Manchester United have made Marcus Rashford available for transfer as they consider reshuffling their squad over the next couple of windows.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his desire for a new challenge and is reportedly on his way out of Manchester United. He has been left out of recent matches, signaling a potential departure. Al-Qadsiah is one of the clubs in Saudi Arabia interested in signing him.

Manchester United is considering loaning Marcus Rashford in January. Al-Qadsiah is one of the three Saudi clubs showing interest in acquiring him.

Marcus Rashford is being chased by Saudi Arabian trio Al-Ittihad, Al-Ahli and Al-Qadsiah, reports claim, after Manchester United reportedly greenlit an exit for the wantaway forward.

Saudi Arabia looks the best bet as things stand, with a report indicating that there are three clubs doing everything to land the wing star. A deal might not be straightforward, with the most 'concrete' option for the attacker having one notable stumbling block that needs cleared.

Team Talk reports on the potential departure of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. Marcus Rashford could leave Manchester United imminently. The club is happy to sell him, and he has many options including France, Spain, Saudi Arabia, and England. Club sources indicate a preference to sell sooner rather than later, with expectations of major movement in the coming weeks.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly likely to leave Manchester United for the Saudi Pro League during the January transfer window, as he is not part of new head coach Ruben Amorim's plans and has been excluded from the squad for United's last two matches. It is said that he is seeking a new challenge and, due to his recent dip in form and significant salary demands, he is finding it difficult to secure a move to a major European club. Three Saudi clubs are reportedly preparing to sign him, with former Chelsea sporting director Michael Emenalo tasked with finding him a club. Although Rashford would prefer to remain in Europe, these clubs are reportedly making every effort to persuade him to move to the Middle East.

Team Talk reports on the potential departure of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United in the upcoming transfer window. Manchester United have reportedly cleared Marcus Rashford to leave Old Trafford in January, with a controversial loan exit given the green light, though four sides are blocked from a potential move.

Team Talk has reported on Manchester United's plans to loan out Marcus Rashford during the January transfer window. It has been suggested that Manchester United is willing to send Marcus Rashford out on loan in January, but they have prohibited any moves within the Premier League. The club appears determined to part ways with Rashford, with an overseas move being considered the most probable option. Rashford has reportedly expressed his desire to leave, which has caused disharmony within the squad. United hopes that by permitting him to leave, the rest of the team can concentrate more effectively.

In a recent interview, Marcus Rashford expressed his readiness for a 'new challenge', signaling his desire to leave Manchester United. This revelation places the club in a delicate position for negotiations, as interested clubs are now informed of his intention to transfer. Jamie Carragher criticized Rashford's public declaration, suggesting it undermines Manchester United's ability to secure a high transfer fee. Additionally, Jamie Redknapp conveyed concerns about Rashford's on-field attitude, which could be alarming for potential interested clubs.

Manchester United are exploring the possibility of loaning out Marcus Rashford during the January transfer window. The club wants to find a solution to tensions surrounding Rashford’s role under new manager Ruben Amorim. They prefer to loan him to a non-Premier League club to avoid strengthening domestic competitors. Rashford has admitted he is ready for a new challenge.

Marcus Rashford has publicly stated that he feels it is time for a new challenge and is looking to leave Manchester United. Lee Sharpe, a Manchester United legend, suggests that Rashford's public statement does not bode well for his future at the club. Rashford's potential landing spot could be in Spain, a location he's believed to be happy with.

Manchester United are considering sanctioning a loan deal in January for Marcus Rashford due to the growing tension following his recent comments. The club insiders fear the situation is becoming untenable, and a loan move could be a temporary solution. Marcus Rashford has expressed his readiness for a new challenge, which has added to the speculation about his future. Several clubs in Spain are monitoring the situation and could be interested in offering Rashford an escape route.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's readiness for a new challenge away from Old Trafford. Marcus Rashford admitted he’s ready for a new challenge away from Old Trafford. Manchester United are willing to sell Rashford for the right price in January, but an exit looks more likely next summer. Bayern Munich have reportedly decided against moving for Rashford, while the forward has made it clear he won’t be moving to the Saudi Pro League or MLS.

Journalist Henry Winter commented that Marcus Rashford is unlikely to move to Saudi Arabia as he is keen to remain in contention for the England squad and play in the World Cup in America.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential transfer away from Manchester United. Marcus Rashford has revealed his desire to leave Manchester United for a new challenge. Former manager Sam Allardyce has told Rashford he won't do better than Manchester United. Allardyce thinks United will push to sell the forward as they could do with the money.

Marcus Rashford was absent from Manchester United's last two matches against Manchester City and Tottenham. Rashford has conveyed his openness to a new challenge and his willingness to leave Manchester United amicably. He mentioned that he is personally ready for a new challenge and the next steps, and assured that when he leaves, it will be without any resentment, adding that there would be no negative comments from him about Manchester United. Ruben Amorim, the coach, confirmed that Rashford is still part of Manchester United and stressed his importance to the team.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential offers from Major League Soccer and his future transfer plans. Marcus Rashford is set to receive offers from Major League Soccer. However, he is not interested in this move as he is more inclined to remain in Europe when choosing his next move. The speculation around his transfer was amplified by Ruben Amorim's decision to drop him from the squad.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential offers from the Saudi Pro League. Marcus Rashford is set to receive offers from the Saudi Pro League. However, he is not interested in this move as he is more inclined to remain in Europe when choosing his next move. The speculation around his transfer was amplified by Ruben Amorim's decision to drop him from the squad.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly looking for a new challenge in his career. Roy Keane has advised him to leave Manchester United and move abroad to revive his career. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has noted that the transfer saga of Rashford possibly leaving the club has entered a crucial stage. Rashford has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford after being left out of the squad against Manchester City.

Marcus Rashford was absent from the match against Tottenham, following his absence from the Manchester derby. Speculation about his future arises as he was dropped at the weekend. Rashford stated he was open to a 'new challenge' away from Manchester United, fueling transfer rumors.

According to The Telegraph, five clubs from the top 5 of the Saudi Pro League, including Al-Qadisah, are interested in Marcus Rashford. His salary of 1.52 million euros per month is not an issue for these clubs. The most likely option is a loan with an obligation to buy.

Marcus Rashford's departure from Manchester United has been unofficially confirmed, following his recent statements about his future. The English press has mentioned Paris Saint-Germain as a possible destination for Rashford.

Marcus Rashford confirmed that he is ready to leave Manchester United for a new challenge. Reports suggest that United are looking to cash in on their academy graduate. Rashford, who is 27 years old, is among United’s highest earners and has more than three years remaining on his contract. There are doubts over whether the club will be able to move Rashford on without compromising on fee or his wage.

Marcus Rashford was left out of the squad for the match against Manchester City and is again absent for the match against Tottenham in the League Cup. This absence fuels speculation about his departure in the coming weeks. Rashford has expressed his readiness for a new challenge and emphasized that he will leave without any negative comments about Manchester United, indicating a departure without hard feelings.

Rumors are increasing about Marcus Rashford's potential transfer. Clubs from Saudi Arabia are reportedly interested in the 27-year-old Englishman, who seems to not be in favor with Manchester United's coach Rúben Amorim.

Marcus Rashford has indicated his readiness for a new challenge away from Old Trafford. Football journalist Henry Winter reported that Rashford had expressed a clear desire to leave Manchester United, suggesting that it is more a matter of timing than possibility. Rashford's interest in remaining part of the England squad and participating in the World Cup in America makes a move to Saudi Arabia improbable. A transfer to Real Madrid is not viable due to their acquisition of Kylian Mbappe, and Barcelona is hindered by financial constraints. Juventus in Italy is mentioned as a potential option, although it is noted as a complicated deal to finalize.

Marcus Rashford has indicated his readiness for new challenges as he steps away from Manchester United. Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly very interested in acquiring Rashford, particularly during the winter transfer window. Although Rashford extended his contract with Manchester United in the summer of 2023 for an additional five years, he appears prepared to depart, feeling he has reached his limit with the current club. Amorim, who is connected to Rashford, has expressed a wish to assist him in staying, but it seems that Rashford and Manchester United are unlikely to have a future together.

Team Talk reports that Paris Saint-Germain is showing interest in Marcus Rashford and continues to monitor his situation closely. Paris Saint-Germain has been associated with Marcus Rashford for several years and remains vigilant about his circumstances. They have engaged in discussions on at least two occasions with Rashford's representatives, both before and after he signed a new contract at Old Trafford in July 2023. PSG believed their name was being utilized as a bargaining tool and has no intention of proceeding further unless Rashford expresses a desire to leave. Luis Campos, the sports advisor for PSG, is informed about Rashford's situation, but it is noted that any potential deal would ultimately be managed by president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, due to his favorable relationship with Rashford's representatives.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential offers from Major League Soccer. Marcus Rashford is set to receive offers from Major League Soccer. However, he is not inclined to accept this move as he wishes to remain in Europe to secure a spot in the England squad for the 2026 World Cup.

Team Talk reports on the potential offers Marcus Rashford might receive from the Saudi Pro League. Marcus Rashford is set to receive offers from the Saudi Pro League. However, he is not inclined to accept this move as he wishes to remain in Europe to secure a spot in the England squad for the 2026 World Cup.

Marcus Rashford was left out of the derby against City by Manchester United's coach, Amorim, which could indicate the end of his time at the club. Rashford stated that he was ready for a new challenge and harbored no hard feelings towards Manchester United. The English press has reported that some Arab clubs are interested in Rashford and are willing to offer a substantial amount of money. Furthermore, PSG, which had shown interest prior to his contract extension, may consider making another attempt to sign him. Rashford's profile has also been associated with Napoli; however, due to high costs and the team's current player coverage, this option is not presently viable.

Marcus Rashford is considering leaving Manchester United after not being considered in the derby against Manchester City. Al Qadsiah is also considered an outsider candidate for his acquisition. Despite the financial capability to cover his salary, there might be issues with the foreign player regulations in Saudi Arabia. An offer in the winter is unlikely, with a potential transfer being planned for the coming summer.

Paris Saint-Germain have previously held talks with Marcus Rashford and remain interested in him. However, Manchester United want £50m to let Rashford go, which PSG may not be willing to pay due to Rashford's recent dip in form and public criticism from manager Ruben Amorim. PSG are exploring other options as well.

90min reports on the interest of Al Qadsiah in acquiring Marcus Rashford. Newly promoted Al Qadsiah, a side spearheaded by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, are thought to be keeping tabs on Marcus Rashford. Rashford publicly declared his desire to seek a new challenge after being dropped for the Manchester derby. The Saudi clubs will not be fazed by the need to pay a transfer fee, with United reportedly willing to accept as little as £40m for Rashford.

Markus Rashford, although a key player at Manchester United with a contract lasting until 2028, is reportedly expected to look for a new club by January. His market value is currently estimated at 55 million euros, a decrease from 85 million three years ago, with a weekly salary of 325,000 pounds (around 395,000 euros). The English media have been speculating about potential destinations, noting his preference for Spanish football. While Real Madrid is well-covered in his position with Vinicius Junior, Barcelona is dealing with financial constraints. PSG or a club from Saudi Arabia might be possible destinations, and it is considered unlikely that United would sell him to another English Premier League club.

Marcus Rashford has publicly declared his openness to leaving Manchester United, stating that he is ready for a new challenge and the next steps in his career. He emphasizes that when he leaves, it will be on good terms and with a personal statement.

The Telegraph reports that the Saudi Pro League is keen on Marcus Rashford, despite other reports suggesting they will not pursue him. The league is not concerned about the financial implications of acquiring such an ambitious target.

Gary Neville suggests that Manchester United will want to avoid the 'embarrassment' of losing Marcus Rashford to a rival Premier League club. Despite Rashford's inconsistent performance, there is potential interest from top clubs, though MUFC might prefer selling him abroad to prevent any future embarrassment. Neville and other pundits discussed Rashford's potential impact at clubs like Arsenal, with mixed opinions on his future contributions.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his readiness for a new challenge and to leave Manchester United after spending nearly twenty years at the club. He emphasized that when he leaves, it will be without hard feelings and he won't make negative comments about the club. He wants to handle his departure gracefully, unlike some others in the past.

Marcus Rashford has made it known that he wants to leave Manchester United to seek a new challenge. Ruben Amorim, the current manager, conveyed his disappointment over Rashford's decision to not discuss the matter privately first. Nonetheless, Amorim has indicated his wish for Rashford to remain with the team. Manchester United, however, is ready to part with him for a fee of 40 million euros. Rashford has drawn interest from a number of clubs, such as Tottenham, Arsenal, PSG, Barcelona, Newcastle, and a club from Saudi Arabia.

Newly-promoted Al-Qadsiah could also make a move for Marcus Rashford. Rashford has expressed his desire for a new challenge. His contract with Manchester United runs until the summer of 2028, with a fee of around £40 million expected to convince United to sell.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's potential swap deal involving Marcus Rashford and PSG. Manchester United have been considering offering Marcus Rashford in a swap deal to PSG. While Randal Kolo Muani is not available for the swap, PSG is reportedly interested in Nuno Mendes instead.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential move from Manchester United to LaLiga. Marcus Rashford has expressed his desire to leave Manchester United and move to LaLiga. His preference is for a move to Spain, but specific clubs are not yet confirmed. Negotiations are considered tricky due to Manchester United's valuation of Rashford and his wages.

Marcus Rashford has admitted he wants to leave Manchester United for a 'new challenge'. GOAL ranks his potential destinations, including Manchester City.

Marcus Rashford has implied that he is seeking a 'new challenge' away from Manchester United, following his exclusion from the squad to face Manchester City. Currently, there appears to be no clear destination for him in the upcoming January transfer window. Even teams in the Saudi Pro League are reportedly hesitant to acquire the winger, despite former United defender Rio Ferdinand informing contacts in the league about Rashford's availability. Rashford is perceived as unsellable due to his lackluster performance over the past 18 months and his substantial contract, which is valued at €395,000 (£325,000) per week and is set to expire at the end of June 2028.

Saudi Arabia has been tipped as a potential destination for Marcus Rashford. However, Saudi clubs believe that the 27-year-old's stock has dropped and therefore, have no interest in bringing him to the Middle East.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have held a long-term interest in Marcus Rashford. However, their interest has cooled significantly as the French giants are taking their project in a new direction by signing younger players rather than established stars, according to The Athletic.

Team Talk reports on Paris Saint-Germain's interest in Marcus Rashford's potential move from England. Paris Saint-Germain are interested in Marcus Rashford, who is prepared to leave England and start fresh in another country. His future remains uncertain as multiple clubs show interest.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his readiness for a new challenge. Manchester United reportedly are open to a separation despite Rashford being an important player for the team. Rashford has been a part of Manchester United's professional squad since January 2016, and his current contract runs until 2028. However, his performance has been inconsistent over the years, with ten goal participations in 24 matches this season.

Ange Postecoglou has responded to the idea of Marcus Rashford joining Tottenham, after the forward confirmed his intention to leave Manchester United.

Team Talk reports on Paris Saint-Germain's interest in Marcus Rashford, who may be considering a move away from Old Trafford.

Team Talk reports on the interest of Saudi clubs in acquiring Marcus Rashford for their Pro League. The Saudis are looking at Marcus Rashford as they would love to make him the latest big-name addition to their Pro League. However, Rashford is not convinced on that exit route as he wants to continue playing at the highest level.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's intention to leave Manchester United for a new challenge. Marcus Rashford has announced his intention to leave Manchester United, seeking a new challenge. Paris Saint-Germain are reported to be big fans of him, despite claims to the contrary.

Marcus Rashford harbors aspirations of playing in Spain. According to Fabrizio Romano, Rashford has conveyed his intention to advance his career to the next level. Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim excluded Rashford from the squad for the derby against Manchester City. Rashford told football journalist Henry Winter that he feels prepared for a new challenge and the subsequent steps in his career. Romano noted that Rashford has a desire to play in Spain eventually, although no Spanish clubs have shown concrete interest at this time.

Marcus Rashford reportedly harbors a dream of playing in Spain, particularly in La Liga, should he decide to leave Manchester United. Fabrizio Romano has indicated that Rashford is prepared for a new challenge and has expressed this desire openly. Nevertheless, there has been no formal bid, and Manchester United is yet to engage in any advanced negotiations. Clubs from the Saudi Pro League are reportedly very attentive to the situation, although no concrete offer has been made. Given their current situations, Real Madrid and Barcelona seem unlikely to pursue Rashford, which leaves Atletico Madrid as a potential destination.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's desire for a new challenge and his hopes to play for a major club in Spain. Marcus Rashford is seeking a new challenge and hopes to play for a major club in Spain. Bayern Munich and Fenerbahce have been given the chance to sign him.

Marcus Rashford is determined to leave Manchester United despite a contract until 2028. His current salary is around 16 million euros net per season. The Paris Saint-Germain is seen as a viable option to take on his contract and pay the transfer fee. Manchester United is willing to let him go as part of a squad overhaul, with a transfer fee around 40 million euros.

Marcus Rashford, forward of Manchester United, is considering leaving after being sidelined by the new coach Rúben Amorim. Saudi Arabian clubs have shown interest, offering lucrative financial contracts to attract him to their league. These offers promise both a new sporting challenge and a significant increase in his earnings.

Team Talk has reported on Marcus Rashford's potential departure from Manchester United amid ongoing transfer speculations. Rashford reportedly expressed a desire to leave Manchester United, believing that it would be beneficial for his career to seek a new challenge due to his difficult situation. Despite Ruben Amorim's hopes to convince him to remain at the club, reports suggest that United are open to receiving offers ranging from £40m to £60m, or even considering a loan move in January with the possibility of a permanent transfer in the summer. Rashford is said to have decided that his next destination should be Spain.

Team Talk reports on the potential player swap deal between Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United involving Marcus Rashford and Randal Kolo Muani. Paris Saint-Germain have been given the chance to engineer a swap deal for Marcus Rashford which would see Randal Kolo Muani head to United. PSG are long-term admirers of Rashford, but are not planning such a move at this moment in time.

Marcus Rashford has expressed a desire for a new challenge after being dropped for a derby match. The only serious contender for matching his current salary of £350,000-a-week is Paris St Germain. Ruben Amorim, the manager, insists Rashford is staying and believes there is a future for him at Manchester United, citing the club's need for big talent and his focus on Rashford's current performance.

Marcus Rashford has revealed his preference for a move to Spain, indicating he is ready for a new challenge away from Manchester United. He has made it clear that when he leaves, it will be without any negative remarks about the club.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential move away from Manchester United amid interest from Paris Saint-Germain. Marcus Rashford has reportedly been snubbed by Paris Saint-Germain after stating he wants to leave Man Utd. Rashford made headlines by revealing the time is right for him to move on and take part in a ‘new challenge’. PSG rejected the chance to land Rashford in a swap deal which would have seen Randal Kolo Muani head the other way.

Marcus Rashford could consider a move to the Saudi Pro League, where matching his wages would not be an issue. A transfer to Saudi would mean the end of his career at the top level, which he needs to consider.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's readiness to consider offers for Marcus Rashford. Manchester United are ready to consider suitable offers for Marcus Rashford as they look to revitalize the squad under Ruben Amorim. Rashford could leave in January, though suitable bids are more likely to arrive in summer 2025. United want a minimum of £40-45m before they even consider his exit.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer involving Marcus Rashford and Randal Kolo Muani between Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United. Paris Saint-Germain have rejected the opportunity to sign Marcus Rashford in a sensational swap deal. The transfer would have seen Manchester United land striker Randal Kolo Muani in return. PSG have different transfer objectives in mind despite their long-term admiration for Rashford.

Marcus Rashford has confirmed his intention to leave Manchester United after being left out of the squad for a match against Manchester City. His form has been below par, and the decision was made by new manager Ruben Amorim.

Marcus Rashford is considering leaving Manchester United in 2025. Paris Saint-Germain has been linked with a move for Rashford, but the club has shifted their transfer model to a younger demographic. Rashford's current form is underwhelming, and his wages are astronomical. His transfer fee would likely exceed €50 million.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's readiness for a 'new challenge' and his potential departure from Manchester United. Marcus Rashford has admitted his readiness for a 'new challenge' and indicated that he is likely to leave Manchester United soon. The club has reportedly put him up for sale in January if the right offer comes in. Rashford mentioned that he intends to leave without any negative feelings towards the club and desires to handle his departure gracefully. Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona have previously been linked with him.

Marcus Rashford is on the radar of clubs like PSG, which have been informed of his situation at Manchester United. Rashford has expressed his readiness for a new challenge and will not oppose a transfer. The club aims to recover 45 million EUR from his transfer.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his wish to leave Manchester United, stating he is ready for a new challenge. He mentioned that when he leaves, it will be without hard feelings and no negative comments about the club. Rashford is under contract until 2028 but is not part of the current coach Ruben Amorim's plans. The club aims to recover 45 million EUR from his transfer. Rashford also acknowledged that he has been sidelined for recent matches, including a derby against Manchester City.

Marcus Rashford has confirmed his desire to leave Manchester United as he feels ready for a new challenge and the next steps in his career. His departure could help raise funds for an overhaul at the club.

Goal.com reports on Marcus Rashford's potential departure from Manchester United as he considers leaving the club. Marcus Rashford has revealed he is willing to leave Manchester United amid talk that the club is ready to sell him in January. He expressed his readiness for a new challenge following being snubbed in a derby by Ruben Amorim.

Marcus Rashford has acknowledged that he is ready for a new challenge after being excluded from the Manchester derby. Rashford, 27, has been struggling with his form over the past year and has not been able to impress the new Portuguese coach, Ruben Amorim. Rashford was omitted from the squad for Manchester United's victory over Manchester City, leading to speculation that he might be sold by the Red Devils. Rashford expressed to journalist Henry Winter that he personally feels prepared for a new challenge and the next steps. He also maintained that when he eventually departs from Man United, he would not harbor any hard feelings. Roy Keane expressed on Sky Sports that leaving Old Trafford could be the best decision for Rashford, suggesting that a move would likely benefit the player.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his readiness for a new challenge, hinting at a potential departure from Manchester United in 2025. Paris Saint-Germain has been mentioned as a possible destination for Rashford. Rashford stated that he would leave without hard feelings and that he would make a personal statement upon his departure.

Team Talk reports on the potential sale of Marcus Rashford and the challenges of a January transfer. Marcus Rashford is up for sale, and offers for his services will be considered. However, a January move away from Old Trafford looks extremely difficult to pull off. PSG are not currently in the running for his services, and Arsenal is also ruled out of the running.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), but journalist Ben Jacobs revealed that a move to the French capital is not a realistic option for the January window. Rashford's high salary and lack of interest from PSG are obstacles to the transfer.

Team Talk reports on the potential January departure of Marcus Rashford from Manchester United. Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Manchester United minority owner, confirmed to Marcus Rashford that he will be allowed to leave in January for the right price. However, Arsenal will not be moving to recruit Rashford, whose contract at Old Trafford runs until 2028.

There is speculation about Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United as he has been put up for sale as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'cultural reboot'. Although Arsenal has been rumored as a potential club, insider Charles Watts has moved to cool down speculation that Arsenal will bid for Rashford, stating he is ‘not what they need’.

Team Talk reports on the interest shown by Al-Qadsiah in Rashford's potential transfer. Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah has shown interest in Rashford by alerting central dealmakers. Saudi officials believe Rashford will not consider a move to Saudi Arabia until 2026 at the earliest as he looks to stay at Manchester United or in Europe to enhance his chances of England selection for the World Cup.

Interest from PSG has been reported, with PSG sources playing down the idea of actively pursuing a move for Rashford. The Ligue 1 leaders held talks on at least two occasions with Rashford's camp, both before and after he signed a new deal at Old Trafford in July 2023. PSG felt their name was being used as leverage and have no plans to advance unless Rashford expresses a desire to leave.

Team Talk has highlighted the challenges Marcus Rashford is encountering in his efforts to revive his career at Manchester United. Rashford has reportedly been informed that he is facing a significant challenge to restore his standing at the club. Since January, Manchester United has been open to receiving offers for Rashford, with his asking price said to be between £40m and £60m. The lack of interest from other clubs is attributed to Rashford's off-field behaviour, his current form, and his substantial salary. Manager Ruben Amorim has reportedly expressed his dissatisfaction with Rashford's commitment during training sessions and his overall attitude. Nevertheless, Amorim is still providing Rashford with hope by stressing the importance of good performance in both training and matches.

Manchester United has reportedly put Marcus Rashford up for sale as part of a cultural reboot under Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ownership. Rashford, once a key figure, is now available for transfer in January if suitable suitors emerge. The club aims to raise standards and remove 'passengers' from the squad. Rashford has been linked to Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, and Barcelona, but his high wage demands could complicate a move.

Team Talk provides an update on the transfer situation surrounding Marcus Rashford and his potential departure from Manchester United. Manchester United would accept a suitable offer for Marcus Rashford, potentially looking to bring in funding from player sales. However, bids are more likely to come next summer.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly allowed to leave Manchester United in January, as reported by The Guardian. The departure of the 27-year-old forward, who has spent his entire career with The Mancunians, is said to be part of manager Rúben Amorim's plan for a 'cultural restart'. It was indicated that Rashford was left out of the squad for the derby against Manchester City, which signals a larger plan for transformation. Rashford has been placed on the transfer list and is expected to leave in January. United is reportedly willing to let the Englishman go for a low transfer fee, despite his contract running until mid-2028 and his market value being estimated at 55 million euros. As of now, no club has formally approached United.

Team Talk reports on the interest shown by Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah in Marcus Rashford's potential transfer. Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah has previously shown interest in Marcus Rashford by alerting central dealmakers. However, Saudi officials believe Rashford will not consider a move to Saudi Arabia until 2026 at the earliest as he looks to stay at Manchester United or in Europe to give himself the best chance of England selection at the World Cup.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have been frequently associated with Marcus Rashford in recent weeks and months. Nevertheless, sources within PSG have downplayed the notion that they are actively seeking to sign Rashford. The Ligue 1 leaders reportedly engaged in discussions with Rashford's representatives on at least two occasions, both prior to and following his new contract agreement at Old Trafford in July 2023. On both occasions, the French champions perceived that their interest was being used as leverage, and there are currently no plans to pursue a transfer unless Rashford expresses a desire to join PSG. Luis Campos, the sports advisor for PSG, is informed about Rashford's status, but if any deal were to proceed, it would ultimately be led by president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, who is said to have a positive relationship with Rashford and his representatives.

Marcus Rashford has been excluded by Ruben Amorim and might leave Manchester United in January if a suitable offer is made. The club sees his departure as a 'necessary cultural reset'. Despite having a contract until June 2028, Manchester United is willing to accept offers at a reduced price to end the perception of a club in decline. This decision is aligned with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's vision for the club.

Manager Rúben Amorim is contemplating Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United as part of a broader strategy to overhaul the team. Rashford, who missed the derby against Manchester City, might be on his way out due to not fitting into Amorim's tactical plans. Amorim is focused on building a solid project and is willing to part ways with players who do not align with his footballing vision. The upcoming winter transfer window could mark Rashford's last months with the club.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's readiness to sell forward Marcus Rashford in the January transfer window. Manchester United are ready to sell forward Marcus Rashford in the January transfer window. The 27-year-old was left out of the matchday squad to face Manchester City, and the club is open to letting him leave.

Goal.com reports on Manchester United's potential plans to transfer Marcus Rashford as part of a 'cultural reboot' at the club. Manchester United are reportedly looking to force Marcus Rashford out of the club as part of a 'cultural reboot' under Ruben Amorim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe. A January transfer is considered 'ideal'.

Marcus Rashford has not been included in the squad by Ruben Amorim for technical reasons, despite being in good physical condition. There are intensified rumors of a possible transfer in January due to his high salary, which may be a financial burden for Manchester United. The club might consider freeing up resources for other investments by transferring Rashford. Several Premier League and foreign clubs are monitoring his situation.

Marcus Rashford, now officially on the market by Manchester United, is under serious consideration by PSG. PSG had renewed their contact with Rashford's representatives in November. His salary, approximately £300,000 per week, poses a challenge for most clubs but is manageable for PSG. Manager Luis Enrique is reportedly frustrated with his current attacking options, and Rashford's addition could potentially resolve this problem. However, according to TEAMtalk, it is understood that a sale involving Rashford is more probable in the summer rather than in the upcoming month.

The possibility of a loan with a mandatory purchase option is being considered by Manchester United. This would allow the club to free up space in the squad while securing future financial compensation. This approach could attract interest from clubs looking to strengthen their attack with a renowned player but needing to evaluate his performance before committing to a permanent transfer.

Ruben Amorim has axed Marcus Rashford from the Manchester United matchday squad, amid strong claims that Rashford has been put officially up for sale. Reports suggest conflicting asking prices, with the Daily Mail claiming £40m and Caught Offside suggesting closer to £60m. Rashford's departure is expected ahead of the January window, although it is complicated by unspecified reasons.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's decision to make Marcus Rashford available for sale. Manchester United have officially made Marcus Rashford available for sale. The club is open to selling him in January if suitable bids are received. Rashford, along with Alejandro Garnacho, was left out of United’s squad entirely for the derby. Amorim, the current manager, has expressed dissatisfaction with Rashford's attitude, which has led to this decision.

Team Talk has reported on Manchester United's decision to make Marcus Rashford available for transfer ahead of the January window. The club has officially listed Rashford for sale and is willing to let him depart in the upcoming transfer period. Manchester United is open to receiving offers and is ready to sell the 27-year-old if the right price is met, possibly as early as the January window. While the asking price might be as low as £40 million, some sources suggest it could be closer to £60 million for a deal to be finalized. Rashford's reaction to being excluded from the squad will play a crucial role in shaping his future with the team.

Marcus Rashford was dropped from Manchester United's squad for the match against Manchester City due to his attitude in training, as revealed by Fabrizio Romano. The decision was made by head coach Ruben Amorim, who emphasized the importance of training performance over names or salaries. Romano hinted that Rashford might ultimately be transfer listed by the club, as Manchester United plans to refresh the squad by 2025. However, no concrete bids have been received for Rashford.

Marcus Rashford could potentially leave Manchester United, with PSG among his potential suitors. However, there is still a possibility for Rashford to remain at Manchester United, according to manager Ruben Amorim.

Roy Keane suggested that Marcus Rashford might have to leave Manchester United to revive his career. Rashford was left out of the squad by manager Ruben Amorim, and this decision was not related to any injuries. Reports suggest that Manchester United are open to receiving offers for Rashford in the upcoming month. Keane indicated that Rashford's attitude and recent performances have been lacking, and a transfer could be beneficial for both Rashford and the club. Discussions are ongoing about Rashford's potential departure, with seven clubs reportedly interested, including a Premier League competitor and major European teams.

Reports suggest Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim will allow Marcus Rashford to go for as little as £40million. Rashford was not included in the squad to face Manchester City. The thoughts of Sir Alex Ferguson could influence the decision, as he feels Rashford is the best player in the side. However, if Ruben Amorim is fed up with the striker, it's unlikely he will wait to see if Rashford can turn things around.

There is speculation about Marcus Rashford's potential transfer, especially with the January transfer window approaching. Although there have been past links with PSG, no formal negotiations have occurred. Rashford is not considered essential in the new project under Manchester United's manager Ruben Amorim, and his high salary might persuade the club to accept a significant offer.

Roy Keane proposed that Marcus Rashford should depart from Manchester United during the upcoming January transfer window, as he thinks it would be beneficial for both parties to separate. Rashford was excluded from the matchday squad for the Manchester derby, and Keane pointed out that the new head coach, Ruben Amorim, had grown weary of managing the issues surrounding Rashford. Keane expressed his views on Sky Sports, stressing that the circumstances were foreseeable. Despite suggesting a move, Keane also stated that Rashford might find a way to regain favor with the manager.

Team Talk reports on Paris Saint-Germain's interest in Marcus Rashford as a potential transfer target. Paris Saint-Germain are thought to be admirers of Marcus Rashford. Man Utd have officially made Rashford available for transfer and are ready to cash in January. PSG's interest comes amid Man Utd's decision to sell him in the upcoming transfer window.

Team Talk has reported on Manchester United's decision to sell Marcus Rashford in the January transfer window. It is stated that Manchester United are prepared to sell Marcus Rashford during the January transfer window in order to comply with the Premier League's profit and sustainability regulations. Concerns have been raised regarding Rashford's dedication to football, which led to him being excluded from the squad for the Manchester derby. Rashford is currently under a long-term contract with Manchester United, lasting until 2028, with a weekly wage of £300,000, placing him among the highest earners in the Premier League. Manchester United are seeking a substantial fee for his transfer, although the precise amount remains unspecified. It is suggested that finding a buyer in January might prove difficult due to his significant wage demands.

Marcus Rashford could be sold by Manchester United for as low as £40 million, as the current manager is reportedly 'fed up with him', according to Troy Deeney. Despite Sir Alex Ferguson's belief that Rashford remains the best player at the club, the inconsistency in his performance might lead to his exit.

Alan Shearer and Paul Merson have suggested that Marcus Rashford is unhappy at Manchester United, which has led to speculation about his potential sale. Reports suggest that Manchester United is open to offers for Rashford in the January transfer window, and they are willing to accept a low sum for the 27-year-old. Although several elite clubs have shown interest, no specific clubs have been mentioned. Rashford's form has reportedly declined, with only 11 goals in 48 league appearances over the past 18 months. It is said that his high wages are considered unjustified, making it difficult for interested clubs to finance a move.

Numerous outlets including Sky Germany, The Telegraph, and Caught Offside have reported that Manchester United are prepared to sell Marcus Rashford in 2025. The club hopes to collect between £40m to £60m from the sale. The decision is part of a major rebuild and is motivated by financial gain and concerns over Rashford's off-field lifestyle affecting his performance.

Goal.com reports on the ongoing struggles of Marcus Rashford at Manchester United and the potential for a transfer. Marcus Rashford has been struggling at Manchester United. Paul Parker, a former player, has urged the club to sell Rashford to end his struggles. There are talks of a potential sale in the January transfer window. Rashford is valued at £40 million.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a potential departure from Manchester United, as reports suggest the Red Devils are prepared to sell him. Football pundit Troy Deeney indicated that United manager Ruben Amorim has grown tired of Rashford's performance and attitude. Rashford has struggled to secure a spot in the starting lineup, leading to doubts about his long-term future at Old Trafford. Amorim reportedly described Rashford's performance as disgraceful, and discussions are underway regarding his possible exit from the club.

Manchester United is open to selling Marcus Rashford to increase their January 2025 transfer budget. Ruben Amorim, the current manager, is not impressed with the squad and plans to make changes. Rashford is not considered untouchable and could be sold if a suitable offer arrives.

Reports suggest Manchester United is planning to sell Marcus Rashford as part of a major squad revamp. His sale is considered lucrative as it would be logged as 'pure profit'. Rashford's off-field lifestyle is believed to have affected his focus on football. Jamie Carragher insists that Rashford must be sold, citing his underperformance with only eleven goals in 48 league appearances over the past 18 months.

Marcus Rashford is among the players considered for departure by manager Rubén Amorim. The club is open to listening to offers for Rashford to generate resources for strengthening their attack.

Paris Saint-Germain are long-term admirers of Rashford. They have made two previous efforts to sign him and were reportedly willing to give him a £400,000-per-week contract in 2023. Club president Nasser al-Khelaifi expressed interest, stating that Rashford is an amazing player and that they had spoken before. PSG could reignite their interest in Rashford as they look to fill the void left by Kylian Mbappe’s departure.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's potential move from Manchester United to Arsenal, with other major clubs also interested. Marcus Rashford of Manchester United is being considered for a move, with Arsenal being suggested as a potential destination. Reports suggest Manchester United intends to sell Rashford in 2025. Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and PSG are believed to be interested in exploring a move for Rashford.

Team Talk has reported that Manchester United intends to sell Marcus Rashford as part of their plans to rebuild their squad. The club is said to be committed to moving on from Rashford and aims to use the funds from his sale to facilitate this rebuild. They are hoping to earn £60 million from his departure. Paris Saint-Germain has been identified as a long-term admirer of the England star. The reasons cited for considering his sale include the benefits related to the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules (PSR) and Rashford's purported poor attitude off the pitch.

Gordon Strachan suggested that Marcus Rashford might need a fresh start away from Manchester United to unlock his full potential. Strachan urged Rashford to either fully commit to his role or explore opportunities elsewhere. It has been reported that Manchester United might be keen on cashing in on him due to his declining stock. Rashford's value is now reportedly as low as £40 million, a figure United would accept to get the player off their books.

Manchester United have slashed their asking price for Marcus Rashford to £40m (€48m) due to his inconsistent displays and off-the-pitch habits. Previously, the price tag was more than €100 million. Rashford is one of United’s top earners with a reported salary of more than €350,000-per-week and has a contract until 2028. Despite the lowered price, United are not anticipating offers in January but hope PSG could be a potential destination.

Marcus Rashford, aged 27, who has spent his entire career at Manchester United, might be close to leaving the club. It is reported that Manchester United is open to accepting an offer of just 45 million euros, which is considerably lower than the 70 million euros they considered in previous seasons. Rashford's performance this season has been inconsistent, with only 7 goals and 3 assists in 23 official matches, along with some off-field controversies. He has been benched in recent matches, which has fueled speculation about his potential exit. Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly considering signing him.

Manchester United is ready to sell Marcus Rashford in the winter transfer window. The club has set his departure price at 40 million euros. However, there is doubt about the possibility of selling him in January due to a lack of interest in the market. The club aims to generate funds from his departure to allow manager Ruben Amorim to strengthen the squad.

Marcus Rashford is reportedly available for transfer amid concerns over his current form and lifestyle. Although he was previously valued highly, Manchester United are now willing to let him go for a reduced fee of €48.5 million (£40m). Sources indicate that Paris Saint-Germain is not interested in acquiring Rashford, as they believe he does not align with their focus on vibrant young talent and they already have Bradley Barcola playing in his position.

Paris Saint-Germain have shown long-standing interest in signing Marcus Rashford. Their manager, Luis Enrique, admires Rashford and wants to add him to their attack. The possibility of a move to PSG is supported by multiple sources, and a summer transfer is considered a strong possibility.

Ruben Amorim, the manager of Manchester United, is contemplating the possibility of listing every player in the squad for sale, including Marcus Rashford. Stan Collymore has expressed the opinion that Rashford should seek a transfer, and there is a belief that as much as 90% of the squad could be put on the market. Nonetheless, it is mentioned that these players are unlikely to find opportunities at clubs that are better or larger than Manchester United, which highlights the perceived lack of quality within the squad.

Manchester United is considering selling Marcus Rashford to adhere to Premier League's financial sustainability regulations. The club aims to sell players from their youth sector to maximize profit. The asking price for Rashford is approximately 50 million euros, according to the Daily Mail.

Manchester United is attempting to sell Marcus Rashford in an effort to protect their young talents, Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho. Rashford has been listed on the transfer market at a reduced price of €48 million (£40m). Nonetheless, a transfer is deemed improbable because of his significant wage demands of €425,000 (£325,000) per week. Fabrizio Romano has indicated that Rashford has not been notified about any intentions to sell him, and there are no active negotiations regarding his transfer.

Marcus Rashford has two credible options for a transfer: Saudi Arabia and Paris Saint-Germain. The English market no longer seems interested in him, and Manchester United is looking to sell him to make financial savings on his salary and to start a new cycle with Ruben Amorim.

Manchester United has set Marcus Rashford's transfer price at around 45 million euros. The club aims to raise funds to meet the FA's financial rules. Rashford's sale would be a full profit for United. A winter transfer is unlikely, but a summer move could become more appealing.

According to the 'Daily Mail', Manchester United is planning to remove Rashford from the payroll this winter. They are open to discussions from a price of approximately 48 million euros. However, there are currently not many clubs showing interest in the 60-time national player. The high salary of the 27-year-old is considered a risk that no club seems willing to take at the moment.

Manchester United are prepared to sell Marcus Rashford as part of their squad overhaul. Despite a recent decline in performance, Rashford is anticipated to draw interest from leading clubs. It was previously reported that PSG had discussions with Rashford, although these did not progress significantly. Following the loss of Kylian Mbappe on a free transfer, PSG are in need of a top attacking player. Manchester United are expected to demand a substantial fee, possibly in the range of €70-75 million, for Rashford.

Manchester United would consider offers of £40m for Marcus Rashford but accept there are unlikely to be any bidders for the England forward in the January transfer window.

Marcus Rashford is on Manchester United's transfer list as the club seeks funds for reinvestment under coach Ruben Amorim. Despite scoring 3 goals in 5 matches, his future at Old Trafford is uncertain without improved performance. No buyers have shown interest yet, and his retention depends on regaining his peak form.

Manchester United is open to selling Marcus Rashford to reduce their wage bill. Rashford's annual salary is 18.25 million EUR. The Telegraph reports that Saudi Arabia is a potential destination for Rashford. His market value is estimated at 60 million EUR by Transfermarkt, though the actual transfer price might be lower than expected.

Manchester United is considering the possibility of selling Marcus Rashford, even though his contract extends until 2028. The reason behind his potential departure is believed to be related to his lifestyle off the pitch, which is said to be impacting his performance. It was reported that Rashford faced a fine equivalent to two weeks' wages for attending a party in Belfast while he was supposed to be sick for an FA Cup match. There is still an opportunity for Rashford to enhance his performance under the guidance of new coach Ruben Amorim, as he has managed to score three goals in five matches. Nonetheless, Manchester United is contemplating his sale to reduce their wage bill and strengthen their position to acquire Viktor Gyökeres. Paris Saint-Germain is considered one of the most probable destinations for Rashford should he depart from Old Trafford.

Marcus Rashford could leave Manchester United in 2025. Both Sky Germany and The Telegraph have stated Rashford is on the chopping block and could go as early as next month if a significant offer is tabled. TEAMtalk understands PSG – long-term admirers of Rashford – have re-established contact with the forward’s camp.

Marcus Rashford is fighting to save his Manchester United career after Telegraph Sport learnt the club were open to selling him last summer and remain receptive to bids being made. Manchester United might be ready to let Marcus Rashford go as soon as the January transfer window, having reportedly agreed that he is not off-limits for sale.

Manchester United is open to welcoming offers for Marcus Rashford amid concerns about his lifestyle. A move to Saudi Arabia is considered an option for the 'distracted' forward.

Marcus Rashford might depart from Manchester United by next summer at the latest. This position is attributed to two reasons: his £300,000-a-week salary is viewed as unjustified and there are concerns regarding his behavior off the field. Manchester United are receptive to offers and would contemplate selling Rashford if an appropriate bid is made during the winter transfer window. While most sources concur that a January exit is improbable, a substantial offer could lead to a sale. PSG has maintained a long-term interest in Rashford and renewed their contact with his representatives in November.

Manchester United might be ready to let Marcus Rashford go as soon as the January transfer window, having reportedly agreed that he's not off-limits for sale.

Manchester United may consider selling Marcus Rashford by next summer as he doesn't fully fit Rúben Amorim's tactical style. The club is open to offers in the winter transfer window to both ease finances and align with Amorim's long-term vision. Rashford's potential departure is viewed as a step to rejuvenate the team and support its return to European football elite.

Manchester United is willing to consider top offers for Marcus Rashford as the January transfer window approaches and even beyond that period. Club officials have indicated that Rashford, who has faced challenges in maintaining consistent form, is not viewed as untouchable. Selling him would alleviate a substantial contract from the club's wage bill, thereby providing greater flexibility for future recruitment. Rashford, who committed to a long-term five-year deal in the summer of 2023, may present a financial challenge for interested parties due to his substantial wages.

The Telegraph suggests that the Saudi Pro League is another potential destination for Marcus Rashford. Clubs in Saudi Arabia are capable and willing to match Rashford's high salary, making it a viable option. Rashford's sale would help Manchester United in their plans to sign a new striker.

Manchester United are open to selling Marcus Rashford in 2025 to help balance their finances. Rashford's potential sale is under consideration, with his most likely destination yet to be determined.

Manchester United are reportedly open to considering offers for Marcus Rashford in January. The potential transfer is mainly driven by his substantial salary, which could help create room under Financial Fair Play regulations. Rashford, who signed a contract extension in July 2023, is currently under contract until 2028. The club is willing to entertain significant offers during the approaching January transfer window. Additionally, there have been reports expressing concerns about his off-pitch lifestyle.

Marcus Rashford could have the chance to move to Saudi Arabia if he is made available by Manchester United. The club has concerns over his lifestyle away from the pitch.

Manchester United could reportedly be open to letting Marcus Rashford go due to concerns over his lifestyle and off-the-pitch distractions. Rashford has not been performing at his best, and there are reports that Paris Saint-Germain is a potential destination if he is made available by Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford may leave Manchester United despite a contract until 2028. Sky Sport Germany reports the club plans to sell him by next summer, with offers starting in January. Rashford's value is estimated at 60 million euros, and he has not started the last two matches, suggesting he's not essential under manager Ruben Amorim. Manchester United, 13th in the Premier League, wants to reduce his 18 million euro salary to enhance squad flexibility for summer transfers.

Marcus Rashford, who is 27 years old, remains under contract with Manchester United until 2028. Nevertheless, the club is reportedly willing to consider transferring him as soon as this winter if they receive a suitable offer. This decision is said to be driven mainly by financial reasons, as Manchester United is looking to lower Rashford's annual salary of €18.25 million to comply with financial fair play regulations. The club reportedly intends to follow PSG's example of offloading high salaries to enhance financial flexibility in the transfer market. Rashford has reportedly scored 138 goals and provided 67 assists in 425 appearances for Manchester United since the 2015/2016 season.

Manchester United have reportedly discussed the potential sale of Marcus Rashford for Financial Fair Play reasons. Despite some signs of improvement under new manager Ruben Amorim, the club is open to top offers in the winter and would sell him at the latest by the summer. Rashford's form has dipped, but the sale could give the club more freedom on the market.

Manchester United is willing to sell Marcus Rashford by summer or even consider good offers in the winter. The club acknowledges his development under new coach Rúben Amorim but considers him expendable due to his high salary. Rashford, contracted until 2028, has asked his agent to explore market opportunities since late October.

Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United is continuously speculated upon, with rumors of Paris Saint-Germain's ongoing interest. Despite a return of seven goals this season, Rashford is struggling to reach his potential and was benched for the game against Arsenal after scoring three goals in two matches. A mid-season deal seems unlikely.

TEAMtalk correspondent Rudy Galetti stated that Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are highly interested in acquiring Marcus Rashford, identifying him as a primary transfer target for their manager Luis Enrique for the 2025 transfer windows. However, it has been made clear by Manchester United's new coach Ruben Amorim that Rashford is a crucial player he intends to retain, and they will probably reject any offers. There is belief and an understanding that Rashford will remain at Manchester United.

Reports in the Spanish press claim Marcus Rashford could be put up for sale by Ruben Amorim and Manchester United. Rashford has always been admired by Paris Saint-Germain, who would love to sign him if he ever became available. It has been suggested that an exit will happen in 2025, although it is hard to see Rashford leaving amid his great start under Amorim.

Ruben Amorim, the newly appointed manager of Manchester United, is reportedly contemplating the possibility of allowing Marcus Rashford to depart from the club as part of his tactical adjustments. According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Rashford, who has been underperforming for more than a year, is identified as a potential player to be let go. Paris Saint-Germain is cited as a possible destination for him within Europe. At 27 years old, Rashford could potentially secure a lucrative deal at PSG and might find the competition less intense compared to the Premier League, which could help him regain his form.

Marcus Rashford has been put up for sale at Manchester United by new head coach Ruben Amorim, with Paris Saint-Germain and Saudi Arabia options if the England international does make a shocking Old Trafford exit.

Ruben Amorim has indicated that Marcus Rashford is available for transfer due to a perceived decline in his performance. The Saudi Pro League is listed as a potential destination, with a hefty contract offer possible. Amorim believes Rashford no longer fits the profile of players he desires. Despite this, other reports suggest Rashford is still seen as a key player at Manchester United.

Ruben Amorim, who is now the head coach of Manchester United, has reportedly approved the sale of Marcus Rashford due to the player's declining form. Although Rashford was initially favored, it is said that he has fallen in Amorim's estimations and is now available for transfer ahead of the January window. PSG have renewed their interest in Rashford, with reports indicating that head coach Luis Enrique is keen to enhance his attacking lineup. PSG have allegedly been in touch with Rashford’s representatives recently. However, in contrast to some reports, other sources claim that Manchester United and Amorim consider Rashford to be a crucial player to retain.

There are suggestions that Marcus Rashford could move to the Saudi Pro League. The league has a history of attracting established stars with lucrative contracts, and Rashford might find an opportunity to revitalize his career there.

Marcus Rashford is linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Despite initial doubts due to PSG already having Bradley Barcola as a left winger, rumors continue to circulate about PSG's interest. The new head coach, Ruben Amorim, is reportedly pushing Rashford out of Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford finds himself at a pivotal moment in his Manchester United tenure as he adapts to the guidance of new head coach Ruben Amorim. Although Rashford managed to score early in a recent match, his overall performance has not been consistent. Having faced challenges under previous management, Rashford now has an opportunity to demonstrate his capabilities. Amorim has expressed his support for Rashford, noting that the striker position might not be the most suitable for him and highlighting the importance of Rashford discovering the best path for his career. Speculation arises that if Rashford does not enhance his performance, he could potentially be sold this summer to create salary space and adhere to Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

PSG had reignited their long-standing interest in Marcus Rashford. Manager Luis Enrique is dissatisfied with his attacking options and Goncalo Ramos in particular. Rashford's camp has been contacted by PSG, though Amorim and Man Utd have zero intention of sanctioning any form of exit.

Paris Saint-Germain have been admirers of Marcus Rashford for a long time and are reportedly interested in the England international once more, partly due to the inconsistent performances of Luis Enrique’s team. The Ligue 1 giants lost their star forward, Kylian Mbappe, on a free transfer during the summer, and they are likely in need of a high-profile attacker such as Rashford to fill the left-hand forward position. Nonetheless, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has expressed his desire for Marcus Rashford to remain at the club in the upcoming transfer windows.

PSG are ready to reactivate their pursuit of Marcus Rashford and have already been in contact over a possible move, with boss Luis Enrique keen to find an upgrade for Goncalo Ramos.

PSG have renewed their interest in acquiring Marcus Rashford before the January transfer window opens. It is reported that PSG's manager, Luis Enrique, is keen on bringing in the 27-year-old as a substitute for the under-performing Goncalo Ramos. Rashford, who is among the highest earners at United, found the net on Sunday; however, sources suggest he is not entirely content at Old Trafford. INEOS is expected to give serious thought to any substantial offer from PSG.

Paris Saint-Germain have reignited their interest in Marcus Rashford. They have made contact with his agents ahead of the January transfer window, having previously spoken to them this past summer. However, a move away from Old Trafford is very unlikely as Ruben Amorim views Rashford as an important player and Rashford is excited to play under his new manager.

Paris Saint-Germain have renewed their interest in Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford as the January transfer window approaches. According to sources close to PSG, manager Luis Enrique is dissatisfied with his current attacking options and is seeking reinforcements. PSG had discussions with Rashford last summer regarding a potential transfer and have recently reached out to his representatives once more. Rashford is reportedly content at Old Trafford and is enthusiastic about playing under Manchester United's new manager Ruben Amorim, which makes a January transfer highly improbable.

Marcus Rashford has been cautioned by Ruben Amorim about the possibility of being sold unless he demonstrates immediate improvement at Manchester United. Amorim, recognized for his straightforward approach, has placed pressure on Rashford to rejuvenate his career. TalkSPORT pundit Gabby Agbonlahor remarked that Amorim is fully committed to selling Rashford if he fails to show effectiveness throughout the rest of the season. Rashford needs to regain his form to prevent being sold by this summer.

Marcus Rashford's inconsistency is allegedly viewed as an issue at Manchester United. The club reportedly feels that if the new manager, Ruben Amorim, does not observe a significant improvement in Rashford's performance, a sale might be considered. Amorim is said to appreciate Rashford's ability and believes that he can enhance Rashford's performance and confidence. Rashford is reportedly very pleased with Amorim's appointment and believes that the manager can help him flourish. However, if Rashford does not improve, a drastic decision to sell him may be contemplated.

TEAMtalk has confirmed that Paris Saint-Germain have been closely monitoring Marcus Rashford's situation. While PSG are considered Rashford’s biggest admirers, Manchester United reportedly have no intentions of selling him, given that he is under contract until 2028. Amorim, who is set to become the new manager, is reportedly convinced that Rashford has the potential to become one of the most dangerous attacking players in the Premier League once again, suggesting that Rashford will continue to be central to Manchester United’s project.

Marcus Rashford is being monitored by Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, and Marseille. TEAMtalk has revealed that these clubs are keeping tabs on the England star in case he becomes available for transfer. Rashford is more likely to stay at Manchester United as he is a homegrown player, and the new manager Ruben Amorim will try to reignite his top-class form.

Manchester United might consider placing Marcus Rashford on the transfer list in the coming months if his performance does not improve. This comes amidst criticisms of his current form and a reportedly poor relationship with manager Erik ten Hag.

Paris Saint-Germain is keeping tabs on Marcus Rashford's situation at Manchester United. Despite this, Man Utd part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe considers Rashford crucial for the club and plans to offer him a new contract to extend his tenure beyond 2028.

Marcus Rashford has reportedly instructed his agent to engineer a way out of Manchester United as soon as possible. A January exit is possible, with Aston Villa, Napoli, and Marseille mentioned as interested clubs.

Marcus Rashford has instructed his agent to engineer a way out of Manchester United as soon as possible. A January exit is not out of the question, with Marseille listed as one of the clubs that would welcome Rashford.

Marseille reportedly admire Rashford and are interested in exploring a potential move if Manchester United approve his departure. Nonetheless, it seems improbable that Marseille could gather the necessary funds to secure his signing. While Rashford's exit from Old Trafford is not out of the question as the January transfer window nears, it would be a challenging process. The Manchester United executives consider Rashford an essential player and would make his departure quite difficult. However, if Rashford insists on a move, it is not entirely impossible that he leaves in January, but any interested clubs would have to pay a substantial transfer fee.

Paris Saint-Germain have renewed their interest in Marcus Rashford. The Ligue 1 giants have maintained a long-standing interest in Rashford and have attempted to sign him on two previous occasions. As the January transfer window approaches, Rashford's departure from Old Trafford is not out of the question, although it would be challenging. Officials at Manchester United consider Rashford to be a crucial player and intend to make his departure very difficult. Nonetheless, if Rashford were to push for a transfer in January, it is possible he could leave, but any interested clubs would need to pay a substantial transfer fee.

Marcus Rashford has allegedly asked his agent to investigate the possibility of a winter transfer, as he no longer envisions his future at Manchester United. Rashford, who has lost his starting role at the club, is reportedly skeptical about the overall project at the English record champions. Among the clubs interested in the forward is SSC Napoli, particularly after their successful acquisition of Scott McTominay from United in the summer, who has been performing well.

Paris Saint-Germain has shown recent interest in acquiring Marcus Rashford, who has asked to leave Manchester United. Rashford is looking for a new club by January, despite his significant role at United.

Marcus Rashford has requested to leave Manchester United at the earliest opportunity in January. Marseille is interested in Rashford, but the transfer is deemed the least likely due to financial constraints in meeting Man Utd's demands.

Marcus Rashford has expressed his desire to depart from Manchester United. He feels that the club lacks both an ambitious and stable project. In the past, clubs such as Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and PSG had shown interest in him, but they are no longer pursuing him. At present, Marseille is among the clubs keen on signing him. The most significant challenge for any potential club will be equaling his current wage, which is estimated at €360,000 per week.

Manchester United is considering selling Marcus Rashford due to his underwhelming performance this season. The potential arrival of Raphinha is seen as a solution to replace Rashford and improve the attacking lineup alongside Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Højlund.

Manchester United are open to offloading Marcus Rashford, with a surprise new Ligue 1 club showing interest in the 26-year-old. This interest comes amid a broader strategy to fund 2025 signings by moving on up to five players.

Marseille are interested in signing the England forward Marcus Rashford. Sources state that Rashford leaving Old Trafford is not impossible as the January transfer window approaches, although Man Utd will demand a big fee for him. The Red Devils want to extend Rashford's contract beyond its current 2027 deadline and their preference would be to keep him.

Paris Saint-Germain are interested in signing the England forward Marcus Rashford. Sources state that Rashford leaving Old Trafford is not impossible as the January transfer window approaches, although Man Utd will demand a big fee for him. The Red Devils want to extend Rashford's contract beyond its current 2027 deadline and their preference would be to keep him.

Marcus Rashford, the England international, has struggled at Old Trafford this season, leading to strong links to Paris Saint-Germain. There is speculation about Manchester United's willingness to cash in on him next summer.

According to the English media outlet TEAMtalk, Paris Saint-Germain has shown interest in Marcus Rashford and is keeping a close watch on the situation. It is believed that Rashford's departure could be possible during the upcoming winter transfer window. Rashford, who is contracted with Manchester United until June 2028, earns an annual salary of approximately 20 million euros and has a market value estimated at 60 million euros by Transfermarkt.

The English media outlet TEAMtalk has reported that Olympique de Marseille is showing interest in Manchester United's forward, Marcus Rashford. The club, which is currently in 3rd place in Ligue 1, is keeping a close watch on the situation. While Rashford's departure is seen as a possibility during the upcoming winter transfer window, it appears that the move might be out of reach for Marseille due to financial limitations. Rashford is contracted with Manchester United until June 2028, earning an annual salary of about 20 million euros, and his market value is estimated at 60 million euros by Transfermarkt.

Bayern Munich have joined Paris Saint-Germain in the battle to sign Manchester United winger Marcus Rashford. Additionally, Ligue 1 side Marseille are also keen to explore a possible transfer.

Paris St. Germain is reportedly interested in Marcus Rashford. According to TEAMtalk, the French club is part of the group of interested parties, alongside FC Bayern and Olympique Marseille. Rashford's contract with Manchester United runs until 2028, and the club would likely demand a significant transfer fee, which is uncommon in the winter transfer window.

Marseille has joined the race to sign Manchester United star Marcus Rashford. The club is keeping tabs on the player, though Manchester United is eager to retain him. Rashford's potential departure from Old Trafford is not impossible as the January transfer window approaches, according to TEAMtalk sources.

Marseille are monitoring Marcus Rashford, in case United struggle to agree a new contract with him or warm to a sale. United are keen to tie him down to fresh terms.

Paris Saint-Germain have reignited their interest in Marcus Rashford. They have made two previous efforts to try to bring him to France. Rashford leaving Old Trafford is not impossible as the January transfer window approaches.

Marcus Rashford has been on the radar of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) since the previous summer, when the club made an unsuccessful attempt to acquire him following Kylian Mbappe's transfer to Real Madrid. Although Manchester United rejected this initial approach, PSG's interest has not waned, and they are contemplating a move for Rashford in the summer of 2025 to enhance their offensive lineup. Reports suggest that the transfer could be advantageous for all parties, offering Rashford the opportunity for a fresh start and providing PSG with a player whose style resembles that of Mbappe. The potential transfer fee is estimated to be around £100 million, which would offer substantial financial benefits to Manchester United.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are renewing their interest in Manchester United's Marcus Rashford for 2025. Initially interested after Kylian Mbappe's departure, PSG failed to secure him this summer. Rashford, who recently signed a new contract with Man Utd, has been linked with a move due to his recent lack of form. PSG may attempt to sign him in the 2025 summer transfer window, as reported by TEAMtalk.

Paris Saint-Germain has once again expressed interest in Marcus Rashford. The club had earlier considered a £75 million bid for him as a potential successor to Kylian Mbappe, following his transfer to Real Madrid. Nevertheless, Manchester United had not shown any willingness to part with Rashford, valuing him at approximately £100 million. Despite this stance, PSG is still contemplating a move for Rashford next year, aiming to bolster their attacking lineup in 2025. Discussions took place earlier this year, but they did not result in an agreement.

England legend Paul Gascoigne has urged Marcus Rashford to leave Manchester United for a Serie A club, citing that Rashford 'doesn't seem to care' anymore and appears 'unhappy'. Gascoigne believes that a move to Italy could be beneficial for Rashford's career.

In order to make room for Eze in the team and the finances to make sense, Man United would have to let either Marcus Rashford or Bruno Fernandes leave the club. Rashford has become one of the latest players linked with an exit from the club.

Marcus Rashford is speculated to leave Old Trafford in the next summer transfer window. Several major teams, including PSG, have shown interest in the English forward.

German pundit Tobias Schweinsteiger suggested on DAZN that Rashford should push for a change of scenery due to his underwhelming performances over the past 12 months.

Spanish outlet Fichajes have reported that Saudi Pro League clubs are eyeing up a €100m move for Marcus Rashford.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) to replace Kylian Mbappé.

Manchester United are reportedly prepared to allow Marcus Rashford to leave the club this summer.

There is a strained relationship between Erik ten Hag and Marcus Rashford, and there is a belief that a parting of the ways could be the right thing for all parties.

Paris Saint-Germain are considering a move for Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford this summer. PSG might intensify their interest if Manchester United provide indications that they are willing to sell. PSG have a long-standing interest in the former England international.

Paris Saint-Germain will consider a move for Marcus Rashford this summer. PSG have been long-time admirers of Rashford and could pursue a move given his uncertain future at Old Trafford. While Manchester United are not actively looking to sell the forward, they could be open to a big-money offer in order to help raise funds for new signings.

Manchester United would be open to selling Marcus Rashford this summer if they received a ‘huge’ offer, providing they first secure a ‘box-office’ replacement. Rashford was the subject of intense criticism throughout last season, having failed to come close to his goal tally from the previous campaign. Rashford is thought to have a strained relationship with Erik ten Hag. Paris Saint-Germain have previously been linked with a transfer for Rashford.

Marcus Rashford from Manchester United is of interest to PSG.

Marcus Rashford was overcome with emotion following Manchester United's FA Cup final victory over Manchester City. This has led to fear from the United fanbase that he could be set for a potential summer exit with the club believed to be open to his departure.

Rashford is also a player of long-term interest to Paris Saint-Germain, who explored a move to the French capital prior to him signing a five-year contract extension at United in July 2023. However, he remains fully committed to United. United have no firm desire to sell Rashford but would understandably take into consideration any sizeable offer given their need to overhaul their squad, comply with the Premier League's financial regulations and move freely in the summer market.

Marcus Rashford has been left out of the England squad for the Euros this summer.

Marcus Rashford is a major absence from the Euro with England

Marcus Rashford from Manchester United is mentioned as a potential transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.

Wayne Rooney, a former Manchester United player, has suggested that Rashford, who has been underperforming, may need to consider moving to another club.

Marcus Rashford from Manchester United is being mentioned in French media as a potential replacement for Mbappé.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a summer move to Paris Saint-Germain, as Kylian Mbappe’s replacement. Manchester United are open to selling Rashford if the right offer arrives this summer. Rashford has seven goals and two assists in 31 Premier League appearances this season, and his current contract at Old Trafford runs until 2028 after he signed a new deal last summer.

Sale of Marcus Rashford is not necessary, but if a satisfactory option appears and the player wants to leave, a deal could be arranged.

'Red Devils' want the England international to fulfill his contract until the end, but they will not obstruct if the forward does not want to continue. Manchester United will not impose any obstacle to the sale of Marcus Rashford, if a good offer comes for the player or if he has the desire to leave the club. According to The Athletic, the Red Devils hope that the England international will fulfill the four years that are still missing to finish his contract and they are willing to help him regain the form shown in previous years, however, although the desire is for him to stay, the club wants to put the decision in the player's hands.

Marcus Rashford will be sold at the right price.

Marcus Rashford has been called on to leave Manchester United following his woeful display in the FA Cup semi-finals against Coventry City. The striker did not make a good showing of himself and was even booed by his own supporters upon coming off before the encounter went into extra-time. Rashford has endured a torrid second season under Erik ten Hag, despite reaching a career-best of 30 goals under the Dutchman the term prior.

Manchester United wants to get rid of Marcus Rashford as part of a radical overhaul of the squad.

Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United is uncertain. The English press had linked him with PSG, especially with Kylian Mbappé's departure at the end of the season. However, PSG has made it clear that they are not interested in Rashford. His poor performances and off-field issues this season have not attracted PSG's attention. According to The Sun, Rashford's entourage had used PSG to negotiate his contract extension last season. Rashford had signed a new contract until 2028 with a pay rise. Since then, PSG seemed to be the only credible way out, especially for the player who showed some form of weariness in England. But evidently, Luis Enrique is not interested in the player's profile and this case will not go beyond simple rumors. Eventually, The Sun even announces that this could push Marcus Rashford to stay at Manchester United this summer to relaunch his career as no club will be able to match in this case. The decision of PSG will have to force the 26-year-old striker to wake up in his training club.

Marcus Rashford may need a change of scenery to get back to his best. His performance has been below par for much of this season. There has been speculation about his future, with links to PSG as a potential replacement for Kylian Mbappe. Wayne Rooney suggests that leaving the club may be the best option for Rashford.