Can't sell it at all? Manchester United plan to sell Marcus Rashford > £40 million There are no teams in the winter window

Another British star has been reduced to mediocrity due to his lack of discipline, Manchester United's prince Marcus Rashford is a complete slacker, and the club's hierarchy have decided to sell the England striker.

According to the Mail's exclusive news, Manchester United plan to price Rashford £40 million, and as soon as a team follows up with an offer, Manchester United will sell it immediately, but judging by the current transfer market, no team in the winter window is interested in Rashford and making an offer.

According to the Mail, Manchester United need to raise funds to prepare for the new manager Amorim to bring in reinforcements to strengthen the squad, and Rashford is not a necessary player for Amorim, Manchester United are interested in selling high-paid player Rashford.Players earn up to £300,000 a week, plus £25,000 in variable bonusesThis is also the biggest reason why it is difficult to sell Rashford because no one cares.

As Marcus Rashford is Manchester United's own academy player, the transfer fee will be counted as 100% of the profit if the sale is successful. Therefore, on the list of players to be sold, Rashford is Manchester United's first choice.

The 27-year-old Rashford, 1.85m tall, right-footed player, mainly plays as a left winger, has a contract with Manchester United until 2028, and the player is currently valued at 60 million euros in Germany. Marcus Rashford has made 23 appearances for United in all competitions so far this season, starting 18 of them, scoring just seven goals and providing three assists. In Ten Hag's first season in charge of Manchester United (2022-23), Rashford scored 30 goals and provided 10 assists in 56 games; At the time, Manchester United had a price tag of £100 million for Marcus Rashford, and Paris was also interested in it, but United missed the perfect opportunity to sell Rashford. In the 2023-24 season, Rashford's form has fallen off a cliff, with 8 goals and 5 assists in 43 games, the worse the data, the lazier the players become, and Rashford, who is in his prime, has gradually become a dispensable mediocre player.