Borussia Dortmund make major effort in attempt to sign Marcus Rashford as they look to beat AC Milan and Barcelona to Man United star
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Borussia Dortmund are making a concerted effort to beat rivals AC Milan and Barcelona to Marcus Rashford's signature. More talks are planned this week with Rashford's entourage but the Bundesliga side have a good relationship with Manchester United and are looking to structure a deal based on the model used for Jadon Sancho last season.
![[Dortmund boss Nuri Sahin is eager to bring in Rashford, who is available on loan]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/23/93999997-0-image-a-117_1736637818035.jpg)
AC Milan advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirmed their efforts, adding: 'I know Marcus well, I played with him when he was young. It is not an easy operation, but we have not spoken to him yet. We’ll see if we will speak to him.'. Dortmund are close to finalising the sale of Donyell Malen to Aston Villa and have discussed a loan for Chelsea's Carney Chukwuemeka plus Brentford's Kevin Schade but Rashford is their priority.
![[AC Milan advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirmed that his side are interested in Rashford]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/23/93999819-0-image-m-100_1736637215574.jpg)
Rashford is available on loan after falling out of favour under United boss Ruben Amorim. United value Rashford at around £60million, while he earns over £350,000-a-week. Borussia Dortmund are making a major effort to try and secure Marcus Rashford's signature.
![[There is much interest in Rashford ahead of a potential loan move in this transfer window]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/23/94000321-14274751-image-a-123_1736639042749.jpg)
Dortmund boss Nuri Sahin is eager to bring in Rashford, who is available on loan. AC Milan advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic confirmed that his side are interested in Rashford. Any deal for Rashford is likely to centre on who is willing to pay the majority of his wages.
A deal could be similar to the one that saw Sancho join Dortmund on loan from United for the second half of last season, with the suitor paying more based on success and appearances. Monaco and West Ham are amongst the other clubs to have registered interest in Rashford.
