Marcus Rashford's 'preferred' move away from Man Utd revealed but 'serious doubts' are flagged

Marcus Rashford's 'preferred' move away from Manchester United has been revealed but there are 'serious doubts' over a potential transfer.

Rashford has been the subject of intense transfer speculation ever since a report claimed Man United are open to offers.

Speculation intensified after he gave a revealing interview about his Man United future.

"I think I’m ready for a new challenge and the next steps," he said when asked about his career.

Rashford's future appears to lie away from Old Trafford, but his £325,000-a-week wages are a potential obstacle to any sale.

According to The Telegraph, his preference would be a move to Spain.

However, a switch to Real Madrid or Barcelona could prove to be difficult to engineer.

Real are well stocked in attack and there are 'serious doubts' about how Barca could fund a transfer given their financial situation.

Paris Saint-Germain have been long-term admirers of Rashford, and it remains to be seen if any Premier League suitors make a play for the forward.

Per the report, signing Rashford would be considered a 'huge coup' for Saudi clubs.

Marcus Rashford has been linked with a move away from Manchester United. Image: Getty

Speaking in his pre-match press conference ahead of Man United's Carabao Cup clash at Tottenham, Ruben Amorim suggested he'd be happy to keep Rashford.

"We are better with Marcus Rashford, that is simple and we will try different things to push Marcus to the best levels he showed in the past," he said. "This kind of club needs big talent and he’s a big talent, so he just needs to perform at the highest level... I just want to help Marcus."

On Rashford claiming he needs a new challenge, Amorim added: "He is right. We have here a new challenge, the biggest in football, we are in a difficult situation. I hope all my players are ready."

Rashford. who was dropped from Amorim's squad to face Man City, has scored seven goals this season and could return to action for Thursday's cup tie.