In an attempt to replace Kylian Mbappe, Paris Saint-Germain is planning to offer Marcus Rashford of Manchester United £75 million this summer.
PSG wants to capture Rashford as they get ready for Mbappe’s departure, as he appears likely to finally complete his long-desired move to Real Madrid, according to the Daily Mirror. Although they promised the 26-year-old a wage of £400,000 per week, the French powerhouses were unable to entice him away when they attempted to recruit him in 2022.
With seven goals in 27 league games this season, Rashford’s performance has been mediocre. PSG is therefore prepared to make another attempt to get Rashford, even if United believe his true value is closer to £100 million ($128 million).
But, given that Financial Fair Play rules have cut their summer budget, the club might be open to a deal. But whether Rashford will be willing to depart is still up in the air.
In his two prior appearances, against Manchester City and Everton, Rashford scored. This season, he scored in three straight games between December and January, which was his longest scoring streak in the league. In the FA Cup quarterfinal on Sunday against Liverpool, he will be looking to score a third goal in his third game.
In order to have any negotiating power this summer, United could need to figure out how to get into Europe. They are now eight points behind Aston Villa, who are ranked fourth, in sixth position.
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