Marcus Rashford's most recent transfer: It is anticipated that AC Milan would formally approach the Manchester United forward.

It is anticipated that AC Milan will formally approach Manchester United regarding Marcus Rashford's transfer.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Rashford's former teammate and Milan mentor, has openly expressed his desire to discuss a transfer with Rashford.

Although Borussia Dortmund is also interested in the player, it is believed that the salary would make a deal too difficult for them. Nevertheless, since loaning Jadon Sancho to Dortmund last season, United and Dortmund have maintained a cordial relationship.

Everyone benefited from Sancho's transfer; he did well for Dortmund, and it's believed United recouped all of his salary while he was there.

To discuss the terms of a deal, Rashford's team has spoken with several European teams. As of right now, if United permits him to depart, it is thought that they still desire a direct loan.

In Sunday's FA Cup third-round match against Arsenal, which United won on penalties, Rashford was once again left out of the matchday team.

Ruben Amorim, the manager of United, responded, "I don't know," when asked if Rashford had played his last game for the team. We'll see.

Why is Milan unable to sign both Walker and Rashford?
According to Sky in Italy, Milan will prioritise Rashford over Kyle Walker during the January transfer window.

Walker has told departing sporting director Txiki Begiristain that he wants to transfer overseas, and Pep Guardiola acknowledged over the weekend that he and his representatives are "exploring" his possibilities. Sky in Italy claims that AC Milan had previously expressed interest in the defender in case Fikayo Tomori left the team, but the hiring of new manager Sergio Conceicao prevented his departure.

Whether this time is different and whether the Rossoneri, who have previously expressed interest in him, will attempt to sign him are still up in the air.

Because of current Serie A regulations, Milan is only allowed to register one English player.

If Serie A teams do not currently have any non-EU players in their roster, they are permitted to sign up to three non-EU players per season, plus one additional player from the UK or Albania.

They are allowed to add up to two more non-EU players if they currently have one or two.

They can purchase two more non-EU players if they have more than two, but one of them needs to have competed for his country in the previous 12 months.

Due to the amount of spots previously taken, Milan was only able to add two non-EU players this season.

They accomplished it in the summer by acquiring Strahinja Pavlovic from Red Bull Salzburg and Emerson Royal from Tottenham. This indicates that Milan has one open space for a player from the UK or Albania.

They are unable to sign another player from the UK even if they sell a non-EU player. Each registration period (season) has a single slot.

Leon will have medical treatment.

Before a summer pre-contract agreement is finalised, Diego Leon will have his Manchester United medical today.

Leon got to Manchester yesterday.

The 17-year-old will spend the remainder of the season at his present club, Cerro Porteno, in Paraguay, after the transfer is finalised.

Due to Tyrell Malacia and Luke Shaw's injuries over the past 18 months, United is having trouble in the left-back/left wing-back position.

Consequently, they are still monitoring Nuno Mendes' status at Paris Saint-Germain.

His present contract expires next summer, and negotiations for a new one in Paris have not yet resulted in an agreement.

Following United's August signing of Manuel Ugarte, relations with PSG are reportedly good.

Olympiakos and Betis ask about Antony.
Both Olympiacos and Real Betis have contacted United about Antony.

In Sunday's FA Cup third-round penalty shootout triumph over Arsenal, the Brazil winger did not play.

Betis is looking for a winger after selling Assane Diao to Como, and United will evaluate bids for Antony. The most likely deal is a loan.