MARCUS RASHFORD is set to snub a potential move to PSG – and stay at Manchester United.
SunSport understands the England striker has been identified as a “key part” of the revolution at Old Trafford – whoever starts next season as manager.
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Our source said: “A lot of players will be leaving Manchester United in the summer, but Marcus won’t be among them.
“He’s seen by the new regime as a key part of the future direction the club wants to go in.
“Marcus has really knuckled down since his problems earlier this year off the field.
“He’s impressed Erik Ten Hag and the rest of the coaching staff and he’s determined to end the season by banging in lots of goals and trying to force his way into the England team for the Euros.
“Then he wants to play a pivotal role in ensuring that Manchester United can get back to where they need to be, the top four and challenging for the Premier League.”
Rashford’s decision will be a blow to PSG who were reportedly looking at him as a potential replacement for Kylian Mbappe, who is set to join Real Madrid.
But although United are prepared to let stars such as Jadon Sancho and Antony go, Rashford is seen as a key player for the next few years.
The source added: “United’s collection of forwards will look very different next season.
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“But Rashford and Hojlund are starters whoever the manager is and are seen by the club as major assets.
“There is a lot of work going on trying to line up deals to get players out of the club to free up funds to improve the squad. And another striker to add to what they have is very high on the United wishlist.”
SunSport reported exclusively yesterday that West Ham will again target Harry Maguire this summer after failing in their attempts to bring him in last season.
The Hammers hope the centre-back will be available for as little as £15million as he has just a year remaining on his contract.
United have the option to extend his deal by a further year but with his wages costing the club £190,000-a-week, may look to cash in.
