Marcus Rashford targeted by Man Utd’s Premier League rivals in shock transfer with Dortmund also joining race
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MARCUS RASHFORD is being eyed by multiple Premier League clubs it's been claimed. The Manchester United hitman sensationally revealed last month that he's looking to undertake a "new challenge". Rashford is understood to have attracted interest from several clubs abroad, including Paris Saint-Germain and Italian duo AC Milan and Juventus.
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But a slew of Prem clubs are also said to be interested in acquiring his services. The Athletic claim "Premier League suitors are weighing up" a winter bid for the wantaway striker. But they also claim United's domestic rivals will have to battle German giants Borussia Dortmund to land the England international.
Rashford, 27, stunned the Old Trafford faithful by revealing his intention to reveal the club in an unauthorised interview last month. The striker dropped the bombshell after being exiled by new Red Devils gaffer Ruben Amorim. He told journalist Henry Winter: "For me, personally, I think I'm ready for a new challenge and the next steps.
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"When I leave it's going to be, ‘No hard feelings.'. BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERS. By Martin Lipton. MARCUS RASHFORD is at a crossroads. But now the England star has to make the biggest choice he has ever faced - does he care about cash, or about his career?.
Rashford’s shock admission that he is “ready for a new challenge” after some two decades under the Manchester United umbrella has altered the dynamic around his future. That Rashford might not fit the blueprint of Ruben Amorim - who has now responded to Rashford's comments - was not exactly a surprise.
