Marcus Rashford has slammed a “ridiculous” transfer rumour as speculation swirls over his future at Manchester United. The forward admitted last month that he was “ready for a new challenge

The out-of-favour United forward was unhappy at a report claiming he had met with a leading sports agency to try to hasten a move away from the club.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford recently revealed he wants a new challenge but the Red Devils academy graduate has rubbished reports he is in talks with a new agency

Manchester United may have to accept an initial loan deal with an obligation to buy in the summer if they are to offload Marcus Rashford in January, according to reports. Rashford is widely expected to leave Old Trafford at the start of 2025 after falling out of favour under new head coach Ruben Amorim,

Eddie Howe’s men ran rampant at Old Trafford and a duo of first-half goals from Alexander Isak and Joelinton, both scored via a cross and resultant header, saw Ruben Amorim – one of the best young managers in world football – reach the nadir of his spell in the Old Trafford hotseat.

Marcus Rashford has made changes off the pitch which could aid a Manchester United exit with the forward eyeing up a new agency that could source a new home in January

Marcus Rashford has returned to the Manchester United squad after a four-game exile, with the forward named on the bench against Newcastle United.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a move away from Man Utd in recent weeks, but the forward has denied holding any talks with a new agency over a potential transfer

Marcus Rashford is looking likely to leave Manchester United at some point in 2025. The Sporting News looks at the latest on the forward's future.

Marcus Rashford has not been part of a Manchester United squad since their 2-1 victory over Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League