Manchester United are prepared to entertain offers for Marcus Rashford this summer. The decision comes as the club confirms Erik ten Hag will remain as manager.
Reportedly, Rashford and Ten Hag had a strained relationship by the end of the season, especially after Rashford missed training following a night out in Belfast.
According to The Sun, Manchester United are now open to selling Rashford, whose contract runs until 2028. Initially valued at £80 million, the club acknowledges they might have to accept a lower fee due to his recent dip in form.
Last season, the 26-year-old forward scored only eight goals in 43 appearances across all competitions, and his off-field behavior has further tarnished his standing at the club.
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