Manchester United could make big moves in January with their squad in need of revamp.
The future of Marcus Rashford is highly uncertain after manager Ruben Amorim axed him from four consecutive matchday squads.
The forward soon went public with his desire to experience a new challenge.
The Manchester Evening News claims Rashford has rejected three offers from Saudi Pro League clubs worth up to £35 million a year.
The 27-year-old wants a ‘career-driven move’ ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The transition to a new style of play has proven far more challenging than many people anticipated.
Rashford is naturally a left-winger, but that position is no longer present in the new formation.
He has bagged seven goals and three assists in 24 games across all competitions this season.
The Portuguese manager included the England international in the squad that faced Newcastle United.
However, he did not come on even with United struggling in the final third. Antony came on before him, which highlighted how far Rashford has dropped down the pecking order.
If the ‘unstoppable‘ United academy star leaves on a permanent deal, the club will get much-needed funds to bolster their squad.
However, the Red Devils are also willing to accept suitable loan offers. The next 30 days will be crucial in deciding what the future holds for Rashford at United.
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Article written by Sanidhya Bhardwaj .
