Marcus Rashford is aware that he won’t play for Manchester United again while Ruben Amorim continues to be the manager, based on reports.
The 27-year-old was allowed to hitch Aston Villa on loan within the January transfer window after being frozen out of United’s first-team squad by Amorim.
The United manager had made it clear that he was unhappy with Rashford’s effort levels in training before the player was allowed to maneuver to Villa.
During his time under Unai Emery at Villa, Rashford has found form with 4 goals and five assists in 17 appearances.
As a part of their loan agreement with United, Villa have the choice to purchase Rashford for a £40 million fee in the summertime transfer window.
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Rashford will return to United this summer until one other deal is agreed but based on The Guardian, the forward knows he has no future at Old Trafford attributable to a ‘breakdown in relationship’ with Amorim and the club’s hierarchy.
Speaking last week about potentially signing Rashford on a everlasting deal, Emery said: ‘It’s difficult to plan now.
‘He’s feeling comfortable and higher. If he’s completely satisfied, we’re completely satisfied.
‘Then, after all, it relies on the circumstances and what happens in the following weeks, and [what we have] in the following yr as well.’
United, meanwhile, are already available in the market to sign a substitute for Rashford and have intensified their efforts to secure a fast deal for Wolves’ talisman Matheus Cunha.
The Brazil international, who has scored 14 goals within the Premier League this season, is offered attributable to a £62.5m release clause which United are willing to activate.
United are also seeking to sign Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap alongside Cunha.
Delap’s availability can be set to be made easier for United because the 22-year-old has a £30m relegation release clause in his cope with Ipswich, who may very well be demoted from the Premier League this weekend.
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