Manchester United No.10 Marcus Rashford is up for sale, with new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe swinging the scythe this summer....CONTINUE READING
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has been slapped with a £100 million price tag ahead of a summer move.
That’s according to reports following another somewhat anonymous display from the No.10 away to Bournemouth on Saturday. The England international was Manchester United’s top scorer last season but has struggled to impact games this time around and has just seven goals in 31 appearances.
With the Red Devils looking to make major changes to their squad ahead of a summer overhaul, new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will be keen on making big sales – and with several high-profile stars underperforming, there could be some shock exits.
While United undoubtedly value their talismanic forward in the same echelon as international team-mates Harry Kane, Declan Rice and Jude Bellingham, the reality is that a £100m sale may be wishful thinking.
The forward’s stock has fallen in the past 12 months – he only signed a new deal last year to keep him in Manchester until 2028 – with his off-ball deficiencies highlighted this term.
There aren’t many sides who would be able to afford Rashford, let alone for the price touted, with United perhaps needing to reduce the fee to entice either PSG or a rival Premier League side into biting..<<CONTINUE READING>>
