It has again been claimed that Manchester United are now open to the idea of letting Arsenal linked Marcus Rashford leave the club this summer window.

Rashford has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons this season and looks nothing like the player that netted 30 goals for Man United  just a few seasons ago.

He has really struggled this season under boss Erik Ten Hag and has only managed to score 8 goals in all competitions for the Red Devils, which is not good enough for a player of his ability.

However – there is again talk that Man United would be open to the idea of letting their academy star leave the club and there has been some stunning speculation that the likes of ARSENAL could make a move for the player.

The Sun have claimed that Manchester United are ready to lower their asking price for Marcus Rashford this summer as they look to get his £325k-a-week wages off the books.

Bacary Sagna recently claimed that Mikel Arteta would get the best out of Manchester United star Marcus Rashford if he joins Arsenal: ‘I think Rashford has had some personal issues; his mum spoke out about it.

‘There is no doubt that Marcus Rashford is a fantastic player. People have been too harsh on him. Sometimes people need to remember that footballers are human and can be affected by events off the field and in their personal lives.

‘Everyone that watches football would say that Rashford hasn’t been at his devastating best this season. We can all see the quality, the potential. He has the ability to be one of the best players in the world

‘This season has been a challenge for him. Mentally, he hasn’t been at his best, but when that happens you need support and a good environment to bring you back to your best level. You need your team-mates and your manager to lift you up. You need people to believe in you. The vibe at Manchester United hasn’t been good this season.

‘When analysing a player’s performance, you need to look at the bigger picture, and there have been a lot of reported problems at the club. There were a lot of unhappy players, and the training ground wasn’t a happy place. When things go wrong at football clubs, they can be hard to fix.

‘Manchester United had a really difficult season, but they still managed to win the FA Cup.

‘Rashford is young. I think he will get on well with the other players in ARSENAL’s squad. I think he could have amazing chemistry with Gabriel Jesus. I can see those two players clicking, pushing each other, and respecting each other. I think they could complement each other really well.’