Rashford

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Of course, Frank Lampard won’t want to “Che” over the odds! They have offered Watford around £20m for Emmanuel Dennis, who produced a reasonable return of 10 goals in 33 appearances in the Premier League last season. Manchester City are still in the market for a left-back, however, with the departure of Oleksandr Zinchenko to Arsenal leaving Pep Guardiola without the overwhelming strength in depth he has become accustomed to.

Manchester United have said that Marcus Rashford is not for sale this summer amid reports the forward's representatives have held talks with Paris ...

It’s time for new ideas in terms of new surroundings,” Ferdinand told talkSPORT. I think it’s time to go. Manchester United have said that Marcus Rashford is not for sale this summer amid reports the forward's representatives have held talks with Paris Saint-Germain, reports claim. “It’s been suggested he’s a fan favourite. It’s time for a fresh start. The club would be open to signing the 24-year-old, who they believe would benefit from a new challenge and change of surroundings.

That being said, no discussions have taken place between PSG and Manchester United over a deal. In fact, United have no intention of kickstarting negotiations ...

"I think Marcus will have a good start to the season and turn Gareth [Southgate's] head. "But this year I've had time to break, rest, recover mentally and physically, and then I've had a proper pre-season. That same report also mentions Rashford's valuation.

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN are plotting a sensational move for Manchester United ace Marcus Rashford.The England international has been struggling for form a.

And if Rashford were to recapture his form to the extent that he makes himself undroppable, Neymar might be the man to fall out of the XI. Should he try similar with the addition of Rashford, one of his attacking four would have to be dropped. Should PSG land their man, he would have the opportunity to rebuild his form alongside some of the world's most potent attacking talent.

Marcus Rashford is being linked with a move to Paris St-Germain, but it could also be an attempt to accelerate talks with Man Utd over a new contract.

It is still early in the season and Rashford may yet emerge as a big winner in the Ten Hag regime. I am in a good place right now – looking forward to getting more games under my belt and getting ready for the season." But at the moment, United should simply take the option in Rashford's contract, tying him down until 2024, rather than opening talks on a longer extension. It's an approach regularly used by players and follows on from stories that Rashford was considering his future at the club in March. United were a soft touch on contract extensions and that's a reputation they will want to shred. In fact, his form has fallen off a cliff.

Some stories in the media have suggested that other clubs might be interested in the 24-year-old, who has scored 93 goals in 304 games for his boyhood club. But ...

“I'm happy, I think we're cooperating really well,” he explained. Part one Part one

Erik ten Hag insists Marcus Rashford will stay at Manchester United despite his agent and brother meeting with Paris Saint-Germain.

Rashford had expected to start in the absence of fellow forwards Cristiano Ronaldo, Edinson Cavani, Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood. "You have seen from the first day I'm in, I'm really happy with him, I definitely don't want to lose him. Rashford has entered the last year of his deal but United have the option of an additional year to retain him until 2024.

Erik ten Hag insists Marcus Rashford remains firmly part of his Manchester United plans despite interest from Paris Saint-Germain.

The Manchester club appear to have been priced out of a move for Ajax star Antony with United now considering a move for Feyenoord’s Cody Gakpo. United are determined to hold onto Rashford with ten Hag also eager for the club to bring in a versatile winger and a back-up striker before the transfer window closes. The French champions have been in contact with Rashford’s representatives in recent days to discuss a potential move to Parc de Princes.

The Manchester United forward has been linked with a move to Paris St Germain.

“I know there is always pressure, I have the experience, how it is,” he said. “He’s had two half-games and for the starting XI we will see tomorrow. I am convinced we will have.” I have got a bad feeling about the guy.” “He’s really important,” Ten Hag said. Speaking on in-house channel MUTV, Macari said: “I’d never really heard of him.

TalkSPORT presenter Simon Jordan thinks Rashford's time at Manchester United is "done".

"He’s really important, you have seen from the first day I'm here," the Dutchman said. “I think there is a change required. “I think he needs a change of direction.

Marcus Rashford will not leave Manchester United this summer despite interest from Paris Saint-Germain, sources have told ESPN.

Rashford and his representatives, according to sources, have been aware of interest from PSG dating back to when Mauricio Pochettino took over as manager in January 2021. But sources have told ESPN that United have no intention of entering negotiations or entertaining bids. The French side are looking to sign a forward before the close of the transfer window and have made Rashford one of their top targets.

Paris-Saint Germain are reportedly interested in signing Marcus Rashford from Man United.

Their shopping list is already hefty with less than three weeks remaining and adding more to it would be akin to a janitor throwing his own rubbish on the floor. But PSG is not the place to do it. An upgrade could possibly be made at some point, but there's no way United will be able to do so this summer. But even if PSG came in with a massive offer to try and tempt United, they would still be beyond foolish to accept. There is little doubt United will activate it on Rashford's deal so he is effectively contracted until 2024 and the club is in a much stronger position than portrayed as a result. As we creep closer to the September 1 deadline it will be fascinating to see which other ageing or unfulfilled strikers they will be linked with.

The brother and agent of Marcus Rashford met with PSG last week but the rendezvous has been downplayed.

The team also with his contribution, he was in the right moment in the right place and I know and I trust he will finish in the future. "He showed already in the short time I’ve been here, in pre-season, what he can do," Ten Hag said. Often it’s an interest for players, for managers, and that’s where we have to do it.

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