Tottenham Hotspur are continuing their efforts to sign Marcus Rashford, but a long queue of clubs are now exploring a move for the Man United star.
Tottenham have been exploring a move for Rashford, who now appears unlikely to return to Barcelona, as the Catalan club is pushing ahead with a move for Borussia Dortmund’s Karim Adeyemi after signing Anthony Gordon earlier this summer.
Some sources have said that Spurs are willing to offer the Man United man a £325,000-a-week contract to attract him to North London.
Man United want to offload Rashford before he is due to return for pre-season at the start of August, and developments are thus expected over the England international’s future during the coming days and weeks.
Tottenham have made ‘the most concrete contact’ with Marcus Rashford
A new report in ASRomaLive suggests that Tottenham have done the most work on a deal for the 28-year-old forward this summer.
The outlet says that Spurs have been the club to make ‘the most concrete contact’ with Rashford and his representatives regarding a summer transfer.
However, the report backs up what other sources have claimed over recent weeks by revealing that the United star wants to play Champions League football this season.
Aston Villa and Newcastle United are the two other English clubs interested in Rashford, and while the former are in the Champions League, the Magpies, like Spurs, will not have any European competition next season.
Two European clubs have held negotiations over Rashford’s deal
AS Roma Live say that several intermediaries have also sounded out Roma and Napoli regarding the availability of Rashford.
While both Serie A clubs like the Man United academy graduate’s profile, his high salary demands mean that they do not consider him a priority.
Additionally, the website reveals that over the last two days Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe have started ‘real negotiations’ for Rashford.
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