MANCHESTER UNITED will listen to offers for Marcus Rashford after the breakdown of his relationship with Erik ten Hag.
The future of the manager was tied in with the Red Devils forward, 26.
4Marcus Rashford and Erik ten Hag do not see eye-to-eyeCredit: Rex
4The academy graduate is no longer a guaranteed starterCredit: Rex
4Rashford was not called up for Euro 2024Credit: Reuters
Now Ten Hag is staying, the club will look to cash in on the academy graduate who became one of United’s brightest stars.
They will want £80million for their No10 but may have to accept nearer £60m following his drop in form last season.
Rashford and Ten Hag were barely on speaking terms by the end of it after he defied the manager by partying until the early hours in Belfast when he was due to train at Carrington later that day.
Ten Hag had already warned him about his off-field conduct after he partied at a city centre nightspot following a derby hammering at home to Manchester City on October 29.
The manager said that was “unacceptable” but was enraged when just a few months later he was out until the early hours of Friday January 26 ahead of that Sunday’s FA Cup tie at Newport.
He rang in sick later that day and missed training. He was axed from the squad as Ten Hag learned the full extent of what had happened.
That shattered their relationship although the manager had to continue to use the speedster forward.
Rashford thought there would be a fresh start when it looked like Ten Hag was getting the boot.
That was before the Dutchman guided the club to a shock FA Cup final victory over Champions Manchester City, which saw new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe make a U-turn.
Rashford went from posting career best figures of 30 goals in 2022-23 to just eight last season as he lost his automatic spot in the starting line-up and place in the England squad for Euro 2024.
He is due back in training next Monday but unless he can have successful clear-the-air talks with Ten Hag, his future looks likely to lie elsewhere.
United are already lining up new players, with Bayern Munich centre-back Matthijs de Ligt set to be first through the door for £40m after his stay in Euros with Holland comes to an end.
