Marcus Rashford will not leave Manchester United as easily as expected. The obstacle is financial: the English striker earns £325,000 per week, a salary that few clubs are prepared to absorb. Negotiations are stalling.
Tottenham are among the interested parties, but the London club faces the same economic reality. Manchester United, for their part, do not wish to sell the player to Spurs, which further complicates a swift resolution. The situation is becoming bogged down between salary demands and reluctance on the seller's side.
In this context, the Manchester club is moving forward without waiting. Matheus Cunha, signed this winter, has inherited Rashford's squad number. A strong signal regarding the player's future at Old Trafford. The page seems to be turning, but the actual departure still depends on a buyer's ability to meet the required financial conditions.
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