There are talks of selling Rashford because of the possible roster changes for United for the upcoming campaign. Rashford is not one of the three players in the team, according to INEOS, who believes that only three players may be assured a spot. Furthermore, it makes even more sense for the board to let go of the struggling forward given that Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations require that 100% of the profit from trading homegrown players be used to support compliance.

Ratcliffe is eager to find out what is causing Rashford’s current problems, according to The Sun. He also wants to resolve any issues that the player may have been having, including a possible disagreement with manager Erik ten Hag. Sir Dave Brailsford, a close friend of Ratcliffe, is anticipated to spearhead the talks. He will convene with Rashford and his delegates to work out a resolution and make decisions over his future.

The main cause of Rashford’s tense relationship with boss Ten Hag has been his behaviour off the pitch, specifically his alleged disdain for warnings about it. Tensions between the player and the coaching staff have increased after he was seen partying after the team’s 3-0 derby loss to Manchester City in October of last year. A few months later, he skipped training after becoming sick after a wild night in Belfast in January.

Rashford is unwavering in his resolve to stay at United and establish his value in the remaining games of the season, despite PSG’s pursuit. When the team plays Crystal Palace on Monday night, all eyes will be on him as he tries to overcome the obstacles and finish the season on a positive note. In addition, the FA Cup final versus Manchester City is a critical occasion for the striker to demonstrate his skills and guarantee his spot in Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2024 roster.