Marcus Rashford’s time with Manchester United is firmly at an end, with the England international looking at his options to leave the club this summer.
Ruben Amorim boldly called time on Rashford’s United career over recent weeks by stripping the attacker of the iconic number 10 shirt, handing it to new signing Matheus Cunha.
In doing so, it was a symbolic statement of Rashford having no place in his squad, with the United academy graduate taking part in individual training since his return to Carrington for the pre-season.
His exception to this has been when Rashford was seen with fellow United reject Alejandro Garnacho training on the pitch together after the rest of the United squad had left the facility last week.
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Now, the 27-year-old is looking to find a new club, with Barcelona emerging as front-runners, holding the lead in the race for some time.
The LaLiga champions have gone “all-in” for Marcus Rashford after their key targets Luis Diaz and Nico Williams are set to stay with Liverpool and Athletic Club respectively, making Rashford Plan B.
However, despite multiple meetings with Rashford’s agent and recently hired super-agent Pini Zahavi, Barcelona are yet to make a formal move for the England international, giving hope to another of his suitors.
Fenerbahce are another side in the race for Rashford, as Jose Mourinho and his side prepare for their Champions League qualifying round after coming runners-up in the Super Lig last season.
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Now, Turkish publication Hürriyet has reported that Fenerbahce will “patiently wait until August” in an attempt to get the United attacker for less than his £40 million price tag.
The Turkish side have been linked to both Rashford and Jadon Sancho this summer as the club look to strengthen their left-wing with Mourinho keen on recruiting from his former club.
However, with no-one formally stepping forward for Marcus Rashford, his next club is still up in the air.
