Marcus Rashford’s United future linked to €47.5 m price, Premier League clause

Manchester United have set a price of roughly €47.5 million for a permanent transfer of striker Marcus Rashford, signalling they will only consider a sale if a club pays that fee outright. The club has also inserted a clause that prevents direct rivals Liverpool and Manchester City from triggering the deal. Rashford, 28, has expressed a preference to remain in England and honor his contract for another two seasons, ruling out a move abroad as the most likely outcome. Barcelona have indicated they will not meet the clause, while other top European clubs remain interested. United have indicated they may retain Rashford if no suitable offer emerges, with former player Michael Carrick reportedly willing to help reintegrate him. The club’s current transfer focus is on strengthening the midfield.