European giants considered signing £76.5m-rated Man Utd star – Fabrizio Romano
Paris Saint-Germain had identified Marcus Rashford as a potential candidate to replace Kylian Mbappe during last summer’s transfer window, reputed journalist Fabrizio Romano reports.
The England international has been a key player for the Red Devils over the past six years, but it has recently been reported that he has grown frustrated by his limited playing time.
Rashford has been a regular on the bench under interim boss Ralf Rangnick since the turn of the year. He is now said to want ‘clarity‘ over his future with the Red Devils.
Amidst this, Romano has revealed that Paris Saint-Germain had Rashford as a transfer candidate last summer in case they sanctioned the sale of Mbappe to Real Madrid.
Rashford has undoubtedly been one of the club’s best graduates.
The 24-year-old had his best campaign last season with 21 goals and 15 assists from 57 games, but has failed to replicate the showing this term.
He missed the first two months after a surgery on a nagging shoulder problem. It was anticipated that it could bring the best out of him.
However, it has not been the case thus far. He has registered just five goals and one assist from 24 appearances across all competitions.
While his form has been concerning, the £76.5 million-rated star has not been helped by the lack of regular starts under Rangnick.
He surprisingly started on the bench for the Manchester derby despite Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani being injured.
Rashford’s current deal expires in the summer of 2023, but United have the option to extend his contract by another 12 months.
With that in mind, the club have no plans of considering his departure this summer, but there is bound to be plenty of speculation.
The hierarchy believe Rashford has the ‘makings of a very top player‘. His fortunes could change under the next permanent manager.
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