Not leaving? British media: Rashford rejected Saudi Arabia's offer of 35 million pounds annual salary and did not rule out staying in the team

Manchester United's revival is too difficult, because there are too many high-paid and imbecile players in the team, even if they want to sell them, they can't sell them, and Ten Hag's time is very expensive, and it is difficult for Manchester United to have funds for new coach Amorim to create a suitable 3421 formation for himself in the winter window.

According to the latest news from the British media "Daily Mail", Rashford is eager to participate in the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico, so he turned down a contract with an annual salary of up to 35 million pounds from the Saudi side.

Marcus Rashford is in a bad situation at Manchester United, with three new officials in charge, and Amorim taking Rashford to the knife, and the England striker has recently been abandoned by Amorim in succession. The good news is that Rashford has been abandoned, and Manchester United's results are even more unbearable, with 5 defeats in the last 6 rounds of the Premier League, which is miserable. Although last month Marcus Rashford said he wanted to take on a new challenge and join a team that could compete for honours so that he could return to the Three Lions and play in the World Cup. Rashford decisively rejected a high-salary offer from Saudi Arabia, with a weekly salary exceeding the £315,000 he had at Manchester United, and Rashford would not go to Turkey to play, preferring to stay at the top of the top five leagues.

Manchester United are willing to listen to offers for Rashford after the winter window opens, but because of Rashford's high salary, it is difficult for any team in the top five leagues to sign him in the winter window, so Rashford does not rule out staying in the team, at least until the end of this season after the summer window opens. Therefore, the biggest possibility for Rashford to leave the club in the winter window is that Manchester United will take on some of the players' salaries and send Rashford out on loan, and the new owners will consider whether to bring in Rashford permanently after a trial of half a season.