Rashford's Manchester United Future Remains Uncertain Amid Conflicting Reports
Forward's return to training follows World Cup duty as club weighs transfer options and financial implications.
Sarah Connor
Marcus Rashford is due back in Manchester United training this week.
An exit remains a possibility, with both the Saudi Pro League and MLS showing interest.
Despite these overtures, Fabrizio Romano claims Rashford is now increasingly likely to remain at Manchester United, noting there is "more than a 50%" chance that he stays.
More than a 50% chance that he stays.
Romano further suggests a significant shift would be required for Rashford to leave the club; he has no interest in moves to the Saudi Pro League or Turkish Pro League.
Rashford would only consider a transfer if a proposal emerged from a "top European league," according to Romano.
Simon Stone claims Rashford’s 'unlikely reunion' with Manchester United is now 'close to completion.' Barring an unexpected late twist, his future will include him at the club.
Unlikely reunion' with Manchester United is now 'close to completion.'
However, Manchester United will be unable to sign a new left winger until Rashford departs, creating a strategic dilemma for the club.
Youri Tielemans joined Manchester United for £35m on 14 July, providing some clarity on other squad movements.
An expected partially open training session in Maynooth has been scrapped.
Manchester United has a friendly scheduled against AC Milan on 15 August.
Ruben Amorim previously managed Manchester United, with Michael Carrick having signed a two-year deal as head coach.
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