Marcus Rashford is being linked with a move away from Manchester United – with two clubs reportedly interested in his signature.
Rashford’s future was the subject of speculation during the summer transfer window. The striker scored just eight goals across all competitions last season, which led to uncertainty about his future at Old Trafford.
The England international has enjoyed an impressive run of form this term with four goals in all competitions, most recently scoring in the 3-3 draw with Porto in the Europa League before the international break. Rashford is under contract at United until 2028 after signing an extension with the Reds in the summer of 2023 but is now being linked with a move away from the club in January.
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According to TEAMtalk, Bayern Munich are showing an interest in signing Rashford when the transfer window opens in the New Year. The report claims that the Bundesliga giants are exploring a move to sign Rashford in January but will face competition from Ligue 1 duo Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille.
It has been claimed that it is “not impossible” that Rashford will leave United when the January transfer window opens. However, it has been reiterated that the Reds have a desire to keep the 26-year-old for the foreseeable future. United manager Erik ten Hag was impressed by Rashford’s performance in Saturday’s 2-1 win over Brentford in the Premier League.
“Really enjoyed today how he played,” Ten Hag told reporters when asked about Rashford.
“You see what he is capable of. We want to see this every game, because then you see what he can contribute to the team. Really intense and then a brilliant cross. I thought the finish was also brilliant but the cross was really enjoyable to watch.
“I think we all know he is capable of a lot and when he has this attitude then he will score, as he did in Porto. But also giving assists, what he did in Porto and did today.
“But it starts also with fighting spirit and 100 per cent intensity. When we bring all this on the pitch, we have a team that can progress and play for trophies this season.”
