Manchester United forward, Marcus Rashford, is reportedly poised to rebuff any endeavors made by the club to trade him during the upcoming summer, as detailed by the UK Sun.
This assertion arises subsequent to allegations suggesting that the entirety of United’s squad is available for purchase, with the exceptions being Kobbie Mainoo, Rasmus Hojlund, and Alejandro Garnacho.
Newly appointed co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is striving to revamp the team in anticipation of the forthcoming season, with the objective of reinstating them to their former eminent standing.
The potential departure of Rashford is appealing to the Red Devils, as any proceeds garnered from a sale would be deemed as sheer revenue owing to the player’s background as a product of the club’s youth system, hence aiding them in navigating Financial Fair Play constraints.
Nevertheless, the 26-year-old, who boasts a valuation of £80 million, is set to resist United’s endeavors to offload him.
Rashford expresses contentment with his current situation in Manchester and exhibits reluctance towards a relocation from his cherished childhood club.
