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Reports indicate that Premier League opponents Everton are eyeing Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford ahead of the upcoming winter transfer market.
Ever since his connection with former manager Ruben Amorim broke down, Rashford’s standing at Old Trafford has remained uncertain. Following public critiques regarding his application from Amorim, the 28-year-old moved on loan to Aston Villa in January 2025 before spending the subsequent campaign on a year-long loan at Barcelona.
Although Amorim was dismissed in January and succeeded by Michael Carrick—raising expectations for a fresh start for Rashford at United—the forward’s match minutes have once more dwindled lately.
Everton reportedly eyeing loan move for Marcus Rashford, though negotiations present hurdles
Since returning from the late international hiatus, Rashford has recorded merely a single brief Premier League outing, introduced off the bench during the fifth minute of added time facing Tottenham Hotspur.
He sat as an unused substitute in the fixture against Leeds United and missed out entirely on the roster for the recent loss to Bournemouth owing to an ill-timed physical issue, which is nevertheless anticipated to resolve shortly.
Such circumstances have put prospective suitors on high alert, with Everton reportedly eager to bring the England international to Hill Dickinson Stadium for the remaining part of the league campaign. Manchester United seemingly show willingness to consider the proposition.
According to TEAMtalk, the forward has found both form and pitch time hard to come by after his prosperous period in Spain, leading decision-makers at Old Trafford to examine options for another mid-season transfer that could aid his recovery and rhythm.
“Nevertheless, major obstacles persist. A basic wage structure of approximately £325,000 weekly poses a heavy financial demand on a franchise undergoing an ownership sale, even in the event that United agree to subsidize a segment of those earnings throughout a temporary spell.
“Furthermore, the player has consistently favored competing for elite European powerhouses over joining a mid-table English team, leaving his openness to a Merseyside move in question.”
Despite struggling to rediscover his peak performances, the 28-year-old nevertheless earned praise throughout his stints with both Villa and Barcelona.
Aston Villa found consistency in domestic competition after Unai Emery secured loan deals for Rashford alongside Paris Saint-Germain’s Marco Asensio. The team advanced to the FA Cup last four and the Champions League last eight, where Rashford played a pivotal role in both runs.
His spell in Spain yielded a La Liga title with Barcelona, marking the initial domestic league championship of his professional career.
During the 2025/26 term, the United attacker featured in 32 Spanish top-flight matches, delivering eight league goals along with five European strikes under Hansi Flick’s management.
