Manchester United is reportedly considering selling Marcus Rashford due to a combination of financial and lifestyle concerns.
Recent reports have surfaced that the club might offload Rashford to ease financial pressures related to Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.
By selling him, United could free up room in their budget, especially since proceeds from homegrown player sales are treated as ‘pure profit’ in FFP calculations.
This move would help new manager Ruben Amorim operate under a more flexible budget.
In addition to the financial factors, there are some off-field concerns regarding Rashford’s lifestyle, with sources suggesting he may not be as focused on his football as before.
His personal distractions are said to be affecting his on-field performances, leading the club to be open to his sale.
Rashford earns around £300,000-a-week at Old Trafford and is under contract until 2028.
He could move as soon as next month if a substantial offer arrives.
Potential destinations include Paris Saint-Germain, who have been long-term admirers, and the Saudi Pro League, where clubs could easily match his high wages.
Furthermore, United is keen on signing a new striker, with Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting CP a potential target for 2025.
Selling Rashford could provide crucial funds to facilitate this transfer.
Article updated 1 month ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
