Manchester United are willing to make a major compromise to resolve Marcus Rashford’s future.Rashford scored the first goal of Ruben Amorim’s era in November, sparking huge excitement among the

Marcus Rashford is not in Ruben Amorim's plans and is set to hold talks with Manchester United chiefs about his future, with Barcelona interested in signing the forward

Marcus Rashford has been spotted returning to the Manchester United training ground despite being made available for transfer this summer.. The 27-year-old’s relationship with his boyhood club has soured since Ruben Amorim was appointed Man Utd manager last November,

Juventus want to sign Marcus Rashford this summer and have made the wantaway Manchester United forward their priority transfer target, according to reports. The Serie A giants join Barcelona in the frame as Rashford prepares to leave United permanently after around two decades at the club.

Manchester United are aiming to sell a crop of unwanted stars, including Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho, but the latter has been allowed to return to full training with the rest of the squad

New Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha has said it is a "dream" to succeed Marcus Rashford as United's latest No. 10 and put on a shirt worn by Wayne Rooney.

Barcelona make Marcus Rashford their top left-wing target, according to Sky in Germany; Barca are prepared to go all-in for the Manchester United forward; interest comes after Liverpool rejected Barcas advances for Luis Diaz,

JUVENTUS have made Marcus Rashford their number one summer target, SunSport understands. The Italian giants are accelerating plans to try and secure the Manchester United misfit – who is

Rashford worked on an individual basis and did not take part in team training with the rest of Ruben Amorim’s squad.

A new update on the situation has been provided and suggests that Rashford will have to take a drastic pay cut if he is to move. Rashford is thought to earn around £350,000 a week at Manchester United but would have to slash that by 40% if he is to get his ‘dream’ move to Barcelona.