Many Manchester United players, including Marcus Rashford, are unsure of their futures with the team.

The Old Trafford supporters will be hoping that with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his elite hierarchy in place, United's transfers will now be handled with a brutality.

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It's time for change everywhere, whether it's paying exorbitant transfer fees for mediocre players (hint: Antony, who only has one Premier League goal this season, for £86 million) or holding onto players who ought to have been moved long ago.

Nobody could have predicted that Rashford would once again be connected to a United exit during his finest season to date the previous one, but that is exactly what has happened.

In 56 appearances across all competitions in 2022–2023, the England international scored 30 goals and provided 10 assists. With five games left in the season, including the FA Cup and Premier League final, Rashford now has eight goals and five assists.

Following confirmation of Kylian Mbappe's impending departure, reports from March suggested that Paris Saint-Germain was considering rekindling their interest in the forward. However, his staggering wages of £325,000 per week, in addition to any transfer fee that United may set, are likely to turn away interested clubs.

United's position on a possible Rashford trade
Ahead of the summer transfer window, the always dependable David Ornstein has explained the club's position on Rashford, saying that they would love to keep him in the M16.