Rashford has attracted interest from Germany and Italy, with the deciding factor for his departure yet to be determined

Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United appears increasingly uncertain, with both Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan expressing strong interest in the English forward. The Red Devils are keen to offload the 27-year-old and are willing to sanction a loan move, with the highest bidder set to secure his services.

Rashford's current weekly wage of €325,000 has been a major stumbling block in negotiations for a permanent transfer. However, a loan deal could provide a solution for all parties involved. Manchester United would be able to offload a player who no longer fits into their plans, while the interested clubs would acquire a talented forward on a temporary basis.

Dortmund and Milan Vie for Rashford's Signature

Both Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan have identified Rashford as a potential target to bolster their attacking options. The German giants are in the market for a new forward following the departure of Erling Haaland, while the Italian giants are looking to add more firepower to their squad.

A move to either club would represent a significant challenge for Rashford. Dortmund have a reputation for developing young talent, while Milan are one of the most prestigious clubs in Europe. However, the English forward would face stiff competition for a place in the starting XI at both clubs.

Manchester United Keen to Cut Wages

Manchester United are eager to offload Rashford in order to reduce their wage bill. The club has been investing heavily in new players in recent years, and the wage bill has become unsustainable. By offloading Rashford, the Red Devils would be able to free up funds to reinvest in the squad.

While a permanent transfer would be the ideal solution for Manchester United, the club is willing to accept a loan deal if it means getting Rashford off their wage bill. The Red Devils are expected to demand a significant loan fee and for the interested club to cover a large portion of Rashford's wages.