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Left aside by Ruben Amorim at Manchester United, Macrus Rashford is no longer in the odor of sanctity in the north of England. The England international has not set foot on the pitch since December 12 and a victory in Plzen, in the Europa League. Enough to arouse the desire of many clubs in England and abroad. Positioned on the file, Milan is one of the first destinations that have been mentioned for Rashford, even if the Nerazzuris are asking for a salary effort from Manchester to accommodate the player.
This Sunday, his former teammate Zlatan Ibrahimovic spoke on the subject, heaping praise on the young winger: “Rashford?” I know him very well, I played with him for two years when he was young. He’s done great things with Manchester United, and he’s one of their key players.. When discussing the potential signing of the English star, the club advisor was seductive, explaining that “Everyone wants to play for AC Milan, it’s one of the biggest clubs in the world. I haven’t spoken to him personally yet, it’s a difficult operation, but we’ll see.” What if his former mentor on the pitch tipped the scales towards Milan?
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