- Rashford wants out from Man Utd
- Napoli swap deal considered
- Red Devils want to sign Osimhen
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GOAL/GettyMan Utd to use Marcus Rashford in swap deal for Victor Osimhen! Want-away forward could be handed to Antonio Conte in talks with Napoli over Nigeria striker on loan at Galatasaray
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✅ Carries both USA Network and your local NBC station, ensuring you get every nationally televised match.
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✅ Streams the popular "Goal Rush" whip-around show, which jumps between live highlights during the packed Saturday 10:00 a.m. ET window.
Monthly from$12.99
Getty ImagesTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Per The Sun, United, who are cash-strapped after their extravagant summer, are considering proposing a swap deal to Napoli to try and sign Osimhen. The Nigerian striker wants to leave Gli Azzurri for good and is currently away on loan at Galatasaray. Osimhen has a £62 million ($76.8m) release clause, but United could bring that amount down by throwing Rashford into the deal. The two clubs negotiated over the summer, with Scott McTominay thriving in Italy after leaving Old Trafford.
Getty Images SportWHAT NEXT FOR MAN UTD?
The Red Devils have until the end of the January transfer window to try and figure out what the situation is regarding Rashford and Osimhen. Until then, Amorim will have to focus on getting United back on track on the pitch, starting with Sunday's daunting trip to Premier League leaders Liverpool.
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