Liverpool urged to sign Manchester United outcast after £40m clause revealed
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But Barcelona signed Rashford’s England teammate Anthony Gordon in a £70m deal from Newcastle United last month. Marcus Rashford wanted to stay at Barcelona (Picture: Getty) Rashford has been linked with Bayern Munich since his Barcelona move fell through, while a number of Premier League clubs – including Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham – are said to be keeping an eye on developments.
New Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola (Picture: Getty) ‘If I were Liverpool, I’d look to sign Marcus Rashford. His football intelligence is off the scale, and so is his ability. ‘We saw at Barcelona that when you get Marcus Rashford in a happy place, he’s capable of playing incredible football. ‘I can’t imagine Liverpool will actually sign him, but football rivalries shouldn’t stop clubs from pursuing the best players. ‘Someone like Andoni Iraola is good enough to create an environment where Rashford could thrive.’ Rashford is preparing for England’s World Cup campaign (Picture: Getty) As Rashford weighs up his next move, The Athletic claim he is available for £40m due to a clause in his contract, although it does not apply to local rivals Liverpool or Manchester City.
New Premier League champions Arsenal have identified Rashford as a possible target as they look to bolster Mikel Arteta’s title-winning squad. ‘Arsenal are still sort of searching for centre forward so it gives you another option up there,’ Michael Owen told Metro on behalf of Casino.org in the UK, a leading comparison website helping Brits find online casinos that suit their preferences. ‘Obviously on the left-hand side, Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli are very good players, but they aren’t quite on Rashford’s level when he’s fit and firing. ‘I can’t imagine Arsenal are going to be signing too many players. I think Rashford’s first priority will be to stay at Barcelona and I think his team will be working around the clock to try to sort that one out. ‘But if that doesn’t work, then of course other teams come into the fray and Arsenal could be a great option.’ For more stories like this, check our sport page.