Marcus Rashford has 'decided' on which club he wants to join this month after talks with several huge sides

Marcus Rashford has 'decided' on which club he wants to join, according to stunning reports in Italy.

Rashford appears set to leave Manchester United in January as he seeks a 'new challenge'.

Several clubs have been linked with the player, including a Premier League side.

Rashford has been offered to a host of Italian clubs, with AC Milan thought to be interested in recruiting the Englishman this month.

And, according to Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport, Rashford 'wants' to join Milian.

His representative have held talks with Milan as the report claims the 27-year-old prefers a move to the Serie A over the Bundesliga, with Borussia Dortrmund thought to be in the race.

Milan boss Sergio Conceicao has a strong liking to Rashford and was asked about him ahead of his side's game against Cagliari.

"The management tried to talk to me once or twice about these issues, but at the wrong times, in my opinion, because there are matches. I prefer to talk about it at the right time. We need to talk about it, but not now," he explained via The Manchester Evening News, before Rashford's name was mentioned.

Conceicao replied: "You try in every way. Rashford is a good player like many others, let's see what happens."

Marcus Rashford 'wants' to join AC Milan, according to a report in Italy. Image: Getty

Rashford hasn't played for Man United since his outing against Viktoria Plzen and missed his team's 2-2 draw with Liverpool through illness.

But he's available to face Arsenal in the FA Cup.

Asked about the star forward ahead of Sunday's cup tie, Ruben Amorim said: "We will see. Let’s focus on the game. We will see the selection for the game

"I think we have to put the best team, we have to win and we have to follow the last performance. We had time to train, to rest, so I will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup."

This season, Rashford has scored seven goals in 24 appearances across all competitions.