Shock club nobody has mentioned yet enters race to sign Marcus Rashford as Man Utd future takes new twist
A shock club has entered the race to sign Marcus Rashford as his transfer saga has taken a fresh twist.
Rashford's future appears to lie away from Manchester United as he remains the subject of intense transfer speculation.
Several clubs have been keeping tabs on his situation, including Barcelona who have entered official talks to sign the star forward.
The 27-year-old, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Aston Villa, is also attracting interest from Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain.
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PSG thrashed Inter Milan 5-0 in Saturday's final to win their first Champions League title.
Inter suffered more heartbreak, having missed out on winning the Serie A on the final day of the Scudetto campaign.
The Italian giants plan to recruit this summer to mount another challenge on the domestic and European front.
And, according to The Sun, Inter are eyeing a stunning move for Rashford.
Inter are on 'red alert' as the England international searches for a new club, with Villa thought to be out of the running after missing out on Champions League football last season.
Rashford's huge wages are unlikely to make the move a permanent switch following his loan spell.
The Serie A outfit are looking to rebuild their side after being destroyed by PSG in Munich.
Club chiefs believe that the Red Devils player could be a key acquisition and would excite supporters following his form at Villa.
They are believed to be exploring the option of a long-term loan move.
Man United, however, would prefer a permanent deal.
A source said: "Marcus is open-minded to a move abroad, and a fresh star.
"Lots of players have made the move from the Premier League to Serie A in recent years and performed very well. That’s why the idea of such a switch excites both the player and Inter."
Rashford scored seven goals in 24 games for Man United before being shipped out on loan to Villa.
He made 17 appearances across all competitions following his January move, scoring four goals.
Topics: Marcus Rashford, Manchester United, Inter Milan, Football
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