Marcus Rashford rejects three massive Saudi Arabia offers worth £35m per year as Man Utd outcast considers January transfer

It has been reported that United are open to letting Rashford leave following his recent omission from the squad by new head coach Ruben Amorim. Despite the club’s willingness to entertain offers, Rashford, 27, is clear about his priorities. He has expressed interest only in joining a club and league that offers a competitive environment, which is essential for him to revive his international career and return to England’s squad under Thomas Tuchel.

According to theDaily Mail,Rashford has reportedly rejected three significant offers from Saudi Pro League clubs, which would have far exceeded his current £315,000-a-week salary and could be even £35 million ($43m) a year. He has also ruled out a potential move to Turkey. These decisions highlight Rashford’s focus on maintaining his competitive edge and regaining his spot in the national team when Tuchel names his first squad as manager of the Three Lions. His last England appearance came in a friendly against Brazil in March but he was subsequently excluded from the squad for Euro 2024 by erstwhile manager Gareth Southgate.

United are prepared to listen to offers for Rashford this month as part of efforts to comply with profit and sustainability rules. The club would also consider a loan arrangement, provided the receiving club agrees to pay a fee and cover most of Rashford’s wages. It has also been suggested that Rashford’s brothers, Dwaine Maynard and Dane Rashford, who serve as his representatives, will only entertain offers that align with the player’s ambitions. Any potential deal must benefit Rashford’s long-term career prospects, making it a critical period for all parties involved.

Rashford has not featured in United’s last five games, having been dropped following his performance in the Manchester derby last month. Although he was named as a substitute in United’s 2-0 defeat to Newcastle earlier this week, he remained unused, further fuelling uncertainty about his role under Amorim. United face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, and it remains uncertain whether Rashford will be included in the squad. It will be a tough decision for Amorim as he has scored seven goals against the Merseyside side - the most he has scored against any Premier League club.