Marcus Rashford doubts he can revive Man Utd career under Ruben Amorim as Aston Villa star delays decision on his future amid desire to keep playing Champions League football

United struggled for playing time at United towards the end of Erik ten Hag's reign, but was dropped altogether shortly after Amorim took charge in November. The 27-year-old has thrived since joining Aston Villa in January and his four goals and six assists have sparked reports he could sign a permanent deal with the Birmingham club.

The England international is delaying a final decision on his future, however. ESPNreports that Rashford is open to continuing at Old Trafford, but also adds that he fears he will not be able to claw his way back into Amorim's team.

Rashford still has many options open to him, with Chelsea Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Bayern Munich said to be interested in signing him. Crystal Palace have also been linked with a bid for the winger.

Rashford will come up against Palace this weekend when Villa face the London club in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley. ESPN states that Villa have yet to decide whether to take up their £40 million purchase option on the Man Utd loanee, who wants to continue playing Champions League football next season.