The Saudi Pro League are eyeing Marcus Rashford as a potential high-profile addition.
This news comes after Rashford recently spoke about being left out of the Manchester Derby.
The Englishman has been a hot topic of discussion for Ruben Amorim, who insists United are better with Rashford.
Rashford, 27, has faced challenges maintaining consistent form due to the instability at Manchester United.
Despite the struggles, Marcus Rashford recently expressed his desire to continue playing at the highest level.
His future remains uncertain, but the Saudi Pro League could offer a way out.
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According to The Telegraph, a loan with an obligation to buy is seen as the most realistic option for Rashford’s potential departure.
The Saudi Pro League are targeting top-tier players to boost its global profile.
Despite his clear downturn in form over the past couple of seasons, Marcus Rashford is still one of the most recognisable and marketable names in the world of football.
Rashford is reportedly on the radar of the league’s elite clubs, including Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr and Al-Ahli.
It is also suggested that newly promoted Al-Qadisah could make a move for the striker, despite not being a PIF-owned club.
Rashford’s significant salary, reportedly £325k a week according to the Telegraph, limits the number of clubs able to afford him.
However, a transfer fee of around £40 million has been floated, making it more manageable for clubs in the Saudi Pro League.
If an offer materialises, it is likely to come in the summer, after the Saudi Pro League’s winter break.
Marcus Rashford wouldn’t be the first to swap Old Trafford for Saudi.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Alex Telles are two players who went from United to Saudi Arabia.
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