Marcus Rashford could be living his final days as a player at Manchester United, his boyhood club. Scrutiny regarding Rashford's future has surrounded him for the better part of the last year. Now, it seems like his departure is closer than ever.

Marcus Rashford has rejected three offers from the Saudi Pro League worth up to £35m a year, as he insists on only going to a competitive club and league if he is to leave Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford is faced with new complications amid his Man United situation after an official document update from a finance expert.

Marcus Rashford has publicly addressed his future for the first time since conducting an interview outlining his wish to leave Man United.

Rashford made Manchester United's matchday squad ahead of the Red Devils' Premier League fixture against Newcastle United. Although the winger did not make Ruben Amorim's XI, he is on the bench for what could be his first involvement since he played against Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League on Dec. 12.

However, with his squad stretched by the packed festive schedule Amorim has returned the 27-year-old to the bench for the meeting with Newcastle at Old Trafford. Joshua Zirkzee, Rasmus Hojlund and Amad Diallo were named as starters in attack.

Football Transfers claim Arsenal are willing to sign Rashford in the winter transfer window in a permanent deal but they would only move if their conditions are met. Firstly, they want Raheem Sterling to return to Chelsea to make space for Rashford.

A report this week said England forward Rashford had met with a leading sports agency in a bid to engineer a move. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Marcus Rashford is set to leave Man United soon after he said he wants a new "challenge". The academy product has dismissed "ridiculous" claims about his future.

Ruben Amorim declared pre-match that it was the “end of any coach” if he changes his “idea”. Post-match and that idea – with this squad of strawmen Manchester United players – was left burning on a bonfire of vanities.

Marcus Rashford is looking likely to leave Manchester United at some point in 2025. The Sporting News looks at the latest on the forward's future.