Manchester United are expected to be big players in the January transfer window, with Ruben Amorim looking to boost his squad and Marcus Rashford eyeing an exit

Former Manchester United defender, Wes Brown, wants Marcus Rashford to stay at Manchester United amidst interest from Paris Saint Germain and Saudi Pro League clubs. The 27-year-old has scored eight goals in 23 games this season but has struggled to get into Ruben Amorim’s starting 11, since he took over in November.

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Marcus Rashford's absence from Manchester United's last three games, including the Boxing Day clash against Wolves, strongly suggests that his time at Old Trafford is coming to an end. A January transfer now seems highly likely.

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.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has rejected an offer from Galatasaray, according to reports. Rashford has already given a clear indication that he is intent on leaving United by revealing last month that he wants a ‘new challenge’.

Manchester United have received two new offers for Marcus Rashford to leave the club during the January transfer window. Manchester World understands United are open to allowing the 27-year-old to depart this month,

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has insisted he is ready for a new chapter away from Old Trafford and has not featured for them since the beginning of December

Manchester United are receiving a growing number of approaches for Marcus Rashford as his January departure picks up steam. The Red Devils outcast has admitted that he is ready for a new challenge and the club won't block his exit.