Manchester United have reportedly made a massive decision on Marcus Rashford's future at the club.
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According to The Telegraph, the Red Devils are now open to selling Rashford in the upcoming window should they receive a significant offer and the player indicate that he is open to a new challenge.
Ineos CEO Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently acquired a 25% stake in the club and is now responsible for the football operations side of the club.
Following his arrival, the British billionaire has made some significant changes within the club's recruitment structures, especially with the acquisitions of Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox as chief executive and technical director, respectively.
They are believed to have decided that, with the exception of Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Hojlund and Kobbie Mainoo, they are open to selling all other United squad members, including Rashford.
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It seems all but certain that the record Premier League winners will miss out on UEFA Champions League football next season, and the loss of that revenue is said give the club a modest transfer budget going into the upcoming transfer market.
The same report suggests that this means the Red Devils are adopting an ultra-flexible approach to sales this season as they look to acquire the funds that can get them a striker, a central midfielder and a right-sided centre-back.
Rashford has been out of form since his best goalscoring season in the 2022/23 campaign, which consequently landed him a bumper new contract.
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Paris Saint-Germain had previously expressed an interest in luring the England international away from Old Trafford, but given that he recently signed a big-money extension, it remains to be seen if there are any European giants willing to table the likely large offer that it would take to land the Manchester native's signature.
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