Marcus Rashford has already made his feelings clear regarding his Manchester United future amid reports claiming the club would be open to selling the star forward
It is claimed that Man United would be prepared to offload Rashford and could be ready to do a deal when the transfer window reopens in January.
The club have acknowledged his development under Ruben Amorim but don't consider him unsellable.
A new report has shed more light on Man United's stance in a potentially worrying update.
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Despite reports suggesting a move away from Old Trafford could be on the cards, Rashford is firmly committed to the club, where he has played his entire footballing career.
In a first-person piece for the Players' Tribune website entitled 'Who I really am', the 27-year-old wrote: "Listen, I’m not a perfect person."
He added: "When I make a mistake, I’ll be the first one to put my hand up and say that I need to do better.
"But if you ever question my commitment to Man United, that’s when I have to speak up. It’s like somebody questioning my entire identity, and everything I stand for as a man.
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"I grew up here. I have played for this club since I was a boy. My family turned down life-changing money when I was a kid so I could wear this badge."
Rashford graduated from Man United's youth academy before breaking into the first-team, making his debut in February 2016, where he scored a brace against Midtjylland in the Europa League.
He has made 425 appearances across all competitions, scoring 138 goals. He's helped his side win two FA Cups, two League Cups and the Europa League.
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But his future with the Red Devils has once again come under scrutiny, having previously been linked with a switch to Paris Saint-Germain.
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