Nasser Al-Khelafi would love for Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford to join Paris Saint-Germain. In this case, the Parisian club is going to have a hard time.
It’s no longer something that can be kept secret. The news that Nasser Al-Khelafi is interested in signing Marcus Rashford with Paris Saint-Germain was made public before the start of the World Cup in Qatar. “He’s another fantastic player, and he really stands out. And for nothing? Every club in the world would want to sign Rashford if they knew they could get him for free.
We make no secret of the fact that we have discussed it in the past, along with our interests. But neither person wanted it to happen at that time. Why not? Maybe later in the summer.
Let him put all of his attention on the World Cup. Then, if we are still interested, we will hopefully talk to him in January “In an interview with Sky Sports, the head of Paris SG said this. ” The 25-year-old striker’s contract was only just extended until June 2024; yet, the club in the French capital is still interested in signing him since he will only have one more year of commitment when next summer’s season ends. But it doesn’t look like things will go well for the French club right now.
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In fact, the information given by writer Fabrizio Romano suggests that Erik Ten Hag’s arrival would have dramatically changed the situation around Marcus Rashford. Before the Dutch technician arrived in Manchester, the English international filled in as a substitute. Now, he is at the centre of the city’s building efforts. Also, the manager of the Red Devils would put pressure on the organization’s higher-ups to offer Rashford a longer-term contract extension. Rashford said he wanted a longer contract with the reds. So, Paris SG wouldn’t have much chance of getting him to switch from the Premier League to the Ligue 1.
