Arsenal receives Marcus Rashford transfer guarantee, while Mikel Arteta receives a clear message from Manchester United. Is no longer a story 😔😭😭😭 that rashford is leaving Manchester United
Arsenal has emerged as a potential landing spot for Marcus Rashford should he decide to leave Manchester United this summer.
The English forward had a disappointing 2023/24 season, netting only eight goals and providing five assists across 43 matches, a stark contrast to his 40-goal haul the previous year.
Rashford’s dip in form put significant strain on Manchester United, leading to speculation about manager Erik ten Hag’s future. Despite the pressure, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos opted to retain Ten Hag and even extended his contract.
With Ten Hag remaining at the helm, Rashford might face limited playing time at United, prompting him to consider a move away from his childhood club.
Arsenal has been mentioned in connection with a bold move for Rashford, with manager Mikel Arteta known for revitalizing underperforming players. Last year, Arteta successfully integrated Kai Havertz into the squad after the German’s challenging stint at Chelsea.
Former defender William Gallas is among those advocating for Rashford’s departure from Manchester United, suggesting that Arsenal could be an ideal destination for the England international.
In an interview with Lord Ping, Gallas stated, “Marcus Rashford needs to leave Manchester United. Over his nine seasons at Old Trafford, he has only had two standout seasons, 2019/20 and 2022/23. He seems to have issues with the manager and has fallen out of the England squad. It’s time for a new challenge at a new club.”
Gallas also pondered whether Rashford might consider joining Arsenal or Chelsea, noting, “Anything can happen in football. Whether Chelsea offers him a fresh start or not, he needs to carefully evaluate his next steps. Despite his Premier League tenure, he has never hit the 20-goal mark in a season, which top strikers consistently achieve.”
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