AC Milan have reportedly made an official loan-to-buy bid to Manchester United for forward Marcus Rashford, signaling a potential blockbuster move.
Sources indicate Rashford’s representatives are in Italy for talks with Milan officials as the 27-year-old explores options for a “new challenge.” The United academy graduate surprised fans recently by expressing his desire to leave, despite his lifelong connection to the club.
Rashford’s form this season has been underwhelming, with just seven goals in 24 appearances, fueling speculation that he may benefit from a fresh start elsewhere. Pundits have long suggested that a move away from Old Trafford could help revive his career.
Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio reports that Milan are serious contenders, submitting a loan-to-buy proposal to United. Borussia Dortmund and Juventus are also interested in securing Rashford’s signature, with his representatives expected to meet with these clubs soon.
United have yet to respond to Milan’s bid, but negotiations are likely to progress in the coming days. Rashford’s decision could hinge on finding the best environment to reignite his form and achieve his ambitions.
