Manchester United faces £325k‑a‑week wage dilemma over Marcus Rashford return

Manchester United are weighing the prospect of reintegrating England forward Marcus Rashford into Michael Carrick's squad. Rashford remains under a contract worth roughly £325,000 per week with two years remaining, meaning the club cannot reduce his wages without his consent. United officials see his pace and experience as valuable, but his high earnings could spark dressing‑room unrest if retained alongside other senior players.

Positive talks suggest Rashford could join pre‑season training while the club evaluates his attitude and fitness. At the same time, United are assessing the role of Brazilian winger Matheus Cunha, whose versatility—playing across the front line and even in midfield—offers additional options on the left side. The combination of Rashford’s left‑wing threat with Cunha’s adaptability is being considered as United plan their attacking strategy for the next season.