Rashford Opens the Door to Competition in the Premier League

The transfer market is witnessing new developments regarding the future of English striker Marcus Rashford, as major clubs in the Premier League enter the competition to sign him in the upcoming period, according to the British newspaper 'The Mirror.'

The newspaper confirmed that Rashford will not continue with Barcelona, following the Catalan club's decision to sign Anthony Gordon and not activate the purchase clause of 30 million euros agreed upon with Manchester United, meaning the player will return to his original club after the end of his participation in the World Cup.

Thus, Rashford will return to Manchester United with the conclusion of the tournament, at a time when the English club's management has begun receiving calls from clubs interested in acquiring his services during the transfer market.

According to the same source, Manchester United has closed the door on the player's transfer to Manchester City and Liverpool, despite both clubs' interest in signing him, while Arsenal has lost interest in acquiring the English striker during the current period.

The newspaper added that Manchester United has set Rashford's market price at 40 million pounds, a figure higher than the purchase clause value that was set in the agreement with Barcelona, which was 24 million pounds.