Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is set to spend the next five months on loan in Europe, but his destination is not yet clear. Serie A seems to be receding into the background as an option

TNT Sports expert Rio Ferdinand has said Marcus Rashford is unlikely to stay at boyhood club Manchester United beyond the January transfer window.

The England striker is one of United's highest earners but is absent during a crucial period for his club. Why?

Marcus Rashford may be frustrated in his attempts to leave Man Utd, Newcastle reject a bid for Lloyd Kelly, and West Ham target Rodrigo Muniz.

Marcus Rashford’s exit from Manchester United is unnecessarily complicated. United are not seeking a permanent sale this month, instead preferring a loan, potentially leading to a sale in the summer. Rashford’s high wages mean there will be some negotiations involved with clubs – but that is not the only financial hurdle to clear.

Marcus Rashford has broken his social media silence by posting a cryptic video as rumours run rampant that the winger is set to leave Manchester United this month. The 27-year-old is expected to leave Old Trafford in the January transfer window and hasn't featured in 2025 as he edges towards an emotional exit from his boyhood club.

Chelsea, Tottenham, and West Ham United will not land Marcus Rashford, with Manchester United not ready to sell him to a Premier League club.

Marcus Rashford is edging closer to a move away from Manchester United, with AC Milan reportedly in 'advanced discussions' to land the England international. The 27-year-old looks poised to leave Old Trafford after being frozen out by Ruben Amorim amid concerns over his attitude behind the scenes.

Marcus Rashford's agent and brother will meet Man Utd directors today to decide his future - and the Italian media is confident he will demand a move to AC Milan.