Marcus Rashford is still eager to find a way out of Manchester United. However, the England forward may be forced to seek opportunities overseas, as his chances of staying in the Premier League appear increasingly unlikely.
Rashford has returned to pre-season training at Carrington following his summer break after the FIFA World Cup. He is planning to hold talks with manager Michael Carrick once the squad returns from its commitments in Dublin.
However, Rashford's immediate future remains uncertain and complicated, as per The Mirror.
Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is keen to remove Rashford from the club's wage bill, but is unwilling to sell the England forward to fierce rivals Arsenal, Liverpool or Manchester City.
Meanwhile, loan moves to the likes of Chelsea, Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur have been ruled out, as any contribution Rashford made in helping these clubs secure UEFA Champions League qualification would prove deeply embarrassing for United's hierarchy.
It is understood that Rashford would prefer to secure a new club and continue rebuilding his career elsewhere. He has the option of running down the remaining 24 months of his United deal and walking away from Old Trafford on a free transfer in 2028.
He could also utilize the upcoming campaign to showcase his abilities in the hope of landing a high-profile move in 2027 - provided a club is willing to meet his valuation.
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Rashford believes there is too much bad blood between himself and his hometown club, and recognizes that time remains in the summer window to negotiate a suitable deal with another team.
At 28 years old, Rashford had been eager to convert his Barcelona loan into a permanent move, but the Catalan club turned down the £24 million ($35 million) purchase option, choosing to pursue Anthony Gordon instead.
Meanwhile, United are weighing up the possibility of opening negotiations with Club Brugge over a potential £30 million ($40.5 million) deal for left-back Joaquin Seys.
Having been priced out of a move for England and Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall, United could now shift their focus toward Seys as an alternative target. Another potential option could be Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly, who was reportedly offered to both United and Chelsea after Bruno Guimarães joined the Gunners.
Source: Alloutsoccer.com
