Man United open to big star’s January exit as PL club plots ambitious raid – report

Manchester United are reportedly open to allowing Marcus Rashford to leave on loan in January, with Everton emerging as an interested Premier League suitor. United are said to be open to a loan deal that includes an option to buy after the 28-year-old forward struggled for form and fitness under manager Michael Carrick, failing to score in eight appearances across all competitions this season.

However, significant obstacles could hinder the proposed move, including Rashford's reported £325,000-per-week wages for an Everton side currently up for sale under manager David Moyes. Additionally, the report indicates that Rashford may oppose a move to Goodison Park, as he reportedly favors joining a club with greater sporting ambitions.