PSG bid £75m dollars for Marcus Rashford as they plan to complete the attackers deal before transfer windows opens.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is reportedly hesitant to meet Manchester United’s £50 million price tag for Marcus Rashford, despite their interest in signing the forward. Sources from CaughtOffside reveal that while PSG is keen on adding Rashford to their ranks, the French giants are unwilling to pay the high fee demanded by United. The 27-year-old, once a key figure at Old Trafford, has faced an uncertain future at the club for some time.
Rashford, who was once regarded as one of the top forwards in world football, has experienced a significant dip in form over recent seasons. His performances on the pitch have been inconsistent, and his off-field behavior has sparked criticism. Under the management of Ruben Amorim, Rashford has seen his role diminish, falling out of favor with the new boss. The situation worsened when he was dropped for the high-profile Manchester derby, leading to speculation about his desire for a fresh start. Despite Amorim’s public assurances of Rashford’s importance to the team, the England international was left out of the squad for Manchester United’s Carabao Cup clash against Tottenham, further deepening his frustration and fueling rumors of his departure.
Reports suggest that both Ruben Amorim and Manchester United’s new part-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, are open to selling Rashford if their valuation is met. PSG, who have admired the forward for years, recently rekindled their interest but remain cautious about the financial implications of the deal. The Ligue 1 champions are eager to bolster Luis Enrique’s squad with a world-class forward, and Rashford remains a priority target. However, concerns about his recent struggles and declining form have made PSG reluctant to meet United’s asking price.
PSG is now reportedly exploring alternative options, unwilling to invest heavily in a player who has not been performing at his best. For Manchester United, this may mean reconsidering their valuation if they hope to finalize a deal and provide Rashford with the new challenge he appears to be seeking.
