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Borussia Dortmund, Milan, and Juventus register interest in Marcus Rashford

Written by Paul Kemp
Paul Kemp
Paul Kemp is an experienced sports writer covering Soccer, NBA and NHL. He also writes in depth reviews of sports betting sites based on his personal experience.
, | Updated: January 7, 2025
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Marcus Rashford in training

    Key Takeaways:

  • Marcus Rashford’s future at Manchester United is uncertain, with several clubs interested in signing him on loan in January
  • AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund have already approached Manchester United to discuss the conditions of a potential loan deal
  • Other clubs, including Juventus and Premier League teams, are also considering a bid to sign Rashford on loan until the summer
  • Galatasaray has also approached Rashford, but he is prioritizing options in the top 5 leagues, including BVB and AC Milan
  • The potential loan deal with AC Milan could include a €5m loan fee, with Manchester United covering 30% of Rashford’s wages and Milan taking on the rest until the end of the season, with a €45m obligation to buy

Marcus Rashford’s future at Manchester United is hanging in the balance, with several top European clubs circling to sign him on loan in January. AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund have already made contact with Manchester United to discuss the conditions of a potential loan deal, and other clubs, including Juventus and Premier League teams, are also weighing up a bid.

According to reports, Rashford is prioritizing options in the top 5 European leagues, with Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan emerging as frontrunners. Galatasaray has also approached the player, but he is reportedly keen to stay in one of the top leagues. The potential loan deal with AC Milan is said to include a €5m loan fee, with Manchester United covering 30% of Rashford’s wages and Milan taking on the rest until the end of the season. The deal would also include a €45m obligation to buy, making the total package worth €50 million. While a move away from Manchester United is possible, it’s also plausible that Rashford could stay at the club, with his future remaining uncertain for now.

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