Manchester United are set for a summer clear-out as part of transfer plans under the leadership of INEOS, and Marcus Rashford will not be considered as an untouchable asset.
Reports claim that Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund will be the only players whose futures at Old Trafford will be guaranteed heading into the 2024/25 season.
But for a star player like Rashford, who has underperformed this year and is on £325,000-a-week wages, his fate is not without conditions – namely that he would have to ask to leave and for a club to stump up significant cash.
Where could Rashford go if he leaves United? Let’s look at nine potential destinations.
Xavi is staying at Barcelona / Fran Santiago/GettyImages
Could Rashford join Bellingham in Madrid? / Quality Sport Images/GettyImages
San Siro has become a home for Premier League runaways / Emilio Andreoli/GettyImages
Tottenham are in need of forward options / Clive Rose/GettyImages
Isak and Gordon are electrifying when fit / PETER POWELL/GettyImages
Rashford would complement Kane and Musiala well / Marvin Ibo Guengoer – GES Sportfoto/GettyImages
Pochettino could breathe fresh life into Rashford’s career / Richard Heathcote/GettyImages
A real fairytale / Mike Hewitt/GettyImages
PSG need someone to replace this man / Christian Liewig – Corbis/GettyImages
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