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Key Points:
- Rashford is available for a transfer after falling out of favour under Ruben Amorim.
- Manchester United prefer a permanent sale but are open to a loan deal.
- Barcelona are leading the race but must raise funds through player sales.
Marcus Rashford’s representatives met with Manchester United on Wednesday to discuss potential transfer options for the out-of-favour forward, according to a new report.
The 27-year-old is free to leave Old Trafford this month as United look to cut costs. While a £40m permanent move is the club’s preference, Rashford’s substantial wages make a loan deal the more realistic option for January.
Clubs across Europe have expressed interest in Rashford, with AC Milan submitting the most concrete proposal so far. Monaco and Borussia Dortmund have also joined the race, while Barcelona remains Rashford’s preferred destination.
Premier League Interest Blocked
Despite links to Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United, Manchester United are unwilling to strengthen a domestic rival. Instead, they are prioritizing offers from overseas clubs.
Barcelona’s Financial Hurdle
Barcelona are eager to secure Rashford’s signature but must offload players to create the financial room necessary for his arrival. United have reportedly contacted Barcelona about a potential deal for centre-back Andreas Christensen, which could facilitate the Catalan club’s pursuit of Rashford.
Transfer Details
Rashford is expected to leave on a straight loan without an obligatory purchase clause. United are banking on his performances over the next six months to boost his market value ahead of a potential summer transfer.












