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Where will Marcus Rashford play in the second half of the season? Difficult to say… The Three Lions striker wants to leave the Red Devils, as he himself confirmed during the month of December: “I think I’m ready to take on a new challenge. The day I leave, it will be without hard feelings. I will not make any negative comments about Manchester United. I’ve seen how other players have left in the past and I don’t want to be that person“.
But since then, contrary to what we might initially think, there has not necessarily been a rush at the gate for the English striker. There have been some rumors sending him to Saudi Arabia or Major League Soccer, but the main concerned would not intend to join a second-tier championship, preferring to remain in the elite of European football.
Heading south?
AC Milan is, according to the latest news, the only club which could meet its criteria to have positioned itself. But if he has not yet said no to the Milan leaders, Marcus Rashford would rather join a championship other than Serie A. According to information from Daily Mirrorhe thus intends to join La Liga. He wants to bounce back in Spain, and his agent is already working on it.
However, for the moment, it seems difficult to imagine him joining the Spanish championship. Real Madrid does not intend to recruit this winter and does not a priori need reinforcement up front, Barça is in a financial situation which makes the arrival of Marcus Rashford impossible, Atlético de Madrid does not need a player to its position, and other clubs cannot afford it. Suffice to say that Rashford risks having to give up on La Liga for the moment.
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