Manchester United might have spent the summer scouring the transfer market for reinforcements, but the answer to their attacking woes could be a familiar face returning to Carrington. After a loan spell in La Liga, Marcus Rashford is back in the fold at Old Trafford, and some of the game's biggest legends believe he is ready to take the Premier League by storm once again.
Michael Carrick has insisted Marcus Rashford remains a Manchester United player after the forward returned to pre-season training. The England international rejoined the squad following a loan spell at Barcelona, with the manager confirming he could feature in United's final friendly against AC Milan.
Rio Ferdinand has urged Manchester United manager Michael Carrick to keep Marcus Rashford this summer, comparing the winger to a purring Ferrari in pre-season training. The recommendation comes after Rashford returned to Old Trafford with a new number 14 shirt, following a successful loan at Barcelona, as the club weighs up his long-term future.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly taken a firm stance regarding Marcus Rashford’s future, blocking any potential move to a direct Premier League rival. Despite the forward’s desire to move on, the club hierarchy is determined to avoid the embarrassment of seeing their academy graduate flourish at a domestic competitor.
Former Arsenal defender Lee Dixon believes a swap deal involving Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford and Gunners youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly makes sense for both clubs. Dixon insists Mikel Arteta would be the ideal manager to reignite the England international's career on the left flank.
The England international is set to join the Red Devils' pre-season camp with a view to becoming a key member of the team again, but that decision should not be taken lightly
Marcus Rashford has officially been assigned a brand new shirt number at Manchester United following his return to the club from a lengthy loan spell in Spain. The unexpected decision signals a significant turning point for his career at Old Trafford, as the forward prepares to integrate back into the first-team setup during their upcoming pre-season training camp in Ireland.
Marcus Rashford has finally made his long-awaited return to Man Utd's Carrington training base, marking a stunning U-turn for a player whose Old Trafford career seemed dead and buried. The former Barcelona loanee was seen greeting fans outside the complex on Sunday as he prepares to link up with new permanent manager Michael Carrick for the first time.
Arsenal have been told to pivot their transfer strategy toward a Man Utd outcast after their ambitious pursuit of Vinicius Junior collapsed. Despite personal efforts from Mikel Arteta to lure the Real Madrid superstar to the Emirates, the Gunners must now look elsewhere to bolster their frontline for the upcoming title defence.
Marcus Rashford faces a defining period in his Manchester United career as he battles to win back the Old Trafford faithful. Former Red Devils defender Phil Bardsley believes the forward has plenty to prove under the new regime if he is to recapture his status as a world-class talent.
Michael Owen has encouraged Arsenal to pursue Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford after missing out on Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior. Mikel Arteta's side remain in search of a new left-sided attacker following Leandro Trossard's exit, with the former England striker believing a £40m deal for Rashford would make logical sense.
Arsenal's pursuit of Vinicius Junior always seemed like a stretch. It emerged in a bombshell revelation in late July that the Gunners were 'exploring' the possibility of striking a deal for the Real Madrid superstar as they seek to make a marquee left-wing signing, but those explorations ultimately came to nothing as he agreed a new contract at the Bernabeu. So, where do they turn next?
