AC Milan sets sights on Manchester United's young striker ahead of winter transfer window

Marcus Rashford is attracting interest from several top European clubs for a potential loan move, with AC Milan leading the charge. The Manchester United forward is seeking a change in January, aiming for more playing time under new manager Ruben Amorim.

Sources indicate that the Red Devils have come to terms with the reality that selling Rashford this month is not feasible, making a loan deal their only viable option. According to The Athletic, Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan, Juventus, and several unnamed Premier League clubs have expressed interest in securing a loan for the 27-year-old.

Many Premier League clubs eye Rashford 

Recent reports indicate that discussions regarding a potential move for Rashford are underway. His brother, Dwayne Maynard, travelled to Milan on Tuesday to engage in talks with the recruitment team at the Serie A club. Napoli appears to be considering a potential move for Rashford, especially with the prospect of Victor Osimhen joining Manchester United as part of a swap deal.

Rashford has turned down offers from the Saudi Pro League, demonstrating his commitment to revitalizing his England career. The talented academy graduate has not taken the field under Amorim since his impressive performance, where he scored twice in a 4-0 victory over Everton on December 1.

Rashford, in a more recent interview later that month, stated his readiness for a new challenge, much to Amorim's frustration. Rashford is widely regarded as United's highest earner, commanding over £300,000 a week, and he continues to be their joint-top scorer in the Premier League this season, sharing the honour with Bruno Fernandes.

Marcus Rashford joined United at the age of eight and made an impressive debut as a teenager in 2016. Now celebrating his tenth season with the senior team, he has made a significant impact, securing 138 goals in 427 appearances throughout his time at the club.