Man United’s Marcus Rashford eyed as Bayern transfer target

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford was discussed as a goal for Burn Munich, as they add them to the list of their attacking goals for this summer.

Multiple continuous sources confirmed Catchoffside Rashford is listed on Bayern’s list after he had previously missed the likes of Louis Diaz Liverpool and Nico Williams from Liverpool.

One of the sources that are closely understood to the situation Catchoffside Bayern Munich (they) is now seen as one of the most dangerous competitors, “for Caford.

Man UTD is expected to ask about 40 million pounds to allow International England to go, as Barcelona was previously keen on it, but although the deal now cannot be tolerated for them.

Marcus Rashford can take wages to leave Old Trafford

The sources also were reliably informed Catchoffside Rashford will be ready to take wages to leave Old Trafford this summer.

The 27 -year -old has made Barcelona before his priority, and is still keen on a step abroad, with his feeling that he would be open to join Bayern.

Things were not in an advanced stage yet, but the German league champion “discussed” Rashford as one of the latest options in a “long list”, according to one source.

With the appearance of Liverpool apparently budging Diaz after Bayern’s offer, Rashford appears to be very seriously monitored in the coming days and weeks.

Rashford is close to the end in Man United

It appears to be a sad end of Rashford United’s profession, with no return to local talent.

It seemed as if Rashford was in it to become the legend of the red demons, but its shape had descended recently and it seems outside the image of the first team under Robin Amomim.

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It will be interesting to know whether Rashford can revive his career in Bayern, because certainly someone is still able to show global offers in the appropriate environment.

Rashford is also far from the only big name that is struggling in United recently, as many of her signatures have proven to be a surprise, only to improve again after leaving the club.