Manchester United are not expecting offers for Marcus Rashford, a source has told ESPN, believing that there is no market for the England striker this summer.
United’s financial position means they would consider bids of north of £70 million ($87.8m) for Rashford if they were received, but they are not expecting any team to match that valuation. The club are not actively looking to offload the player, a source told ESPN.
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A source has told ESPN there is a feeling at Old Trafford that only Paris Saint-Germain could meet United’s fee demands and match Rashford’s wage request.
PSG have shown interest in Rashford in the past but United have been made aware that he is not on their list of priorities to replace Kylian Mbappé this summer. Mbappé is expected to join Real Madrid at the end of the season.
Rashford has struggled this season, scoring just eight goals in all competitions, but United would resist attempts to prise him away for a cut-price fee with a source telling ESPN that only reasonable bids will be considered.
