Manchester United are still awaiting clarification over where Marcus Rashford will be playing his football next season.
The forward has been linked with a host of clubs thus far, but could well remain at Old Trafford over the summer and into the new campaign.
Marcus Rashford: What’s the latest?
Reports on Wednesday suggested Fenerbahce were preparing an approach for Rashford in hopes of persuading him to ply his trade in Turkey.
However, Fabrizio Romano has spoken out this morning to squash such speculation, insisting the 28-year-old has ‘zero plans’ to make that move.
Romano added: “Rashford can still leave MUFC, but only in case of a top club bid.”
The Carrington graduate has a £40 million release clause in his contract for any team except rivals Liverpool and Manchester City.
While that’s a pretty fair price tag for a player who returned 28 goal contributions last term and played for England at the World Cup, it’s his £325,000-a-week wages that act as a deterrent to any potential suitors.
| Appearances | Goals | Assists |
| 49 | 14 | 14 |
Rashford’s record for Barcelona in 2025/2026
What has Rashford said about his future?
When arriving at England’s camp, he addressed the media after being put on the spot over his future, saying: “As a person, I live in the moment. I was very clear with everyone involved before the World Cup. I wanted it done before, and if not, then I won’t deal with it until after, because I want to fully be present in this moment.
“At the same time, we’re fighting for something. I don’t have energy to be putting into other things.”
The Three Lions have a fourth against Croatia!
Marcus Rashford finishes off a brilliant England move 👏 pic.twitter.com/8j3VcMKT1t
— ITV Football (@itvfootball) June 17, 2026
The Three Lions were knocked out of the tournament last night following a 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina.
Rashford, having been an unused substitute in the Round of 16 and the quarter-finals, was granted just one minute (plus injury time) of action off the bench.
Meanwhile, fellow Red Kobbie Mainoo did not feature once in any of England’s seven matches played – much to fans’ dismay, as he could’ve spent that time at Carrington preparing for the season ahead.
Nonetheless, they, along with their teammates, will have to stay in the United States until after Saturday’s third-place play-off against France. Supporters will then be expecting updates on Rashford’s situation when he returns home.
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