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Title: Marcus Rashford: Potential Clubs After Barcelona Loan

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Marcus Rashford Linked ​with Aston Villa Return, PSG, and Multiple European Clubs

Marcus Rashford’s future ‍remains‍ uncertain as several ‍clubs across Europe, including Aston Villa, PSG, Borussia⁣ Dortmund, Juventus, ‍and⁤ AC Milan, are​ reportedly monitoring the‍ Manchester United⁢ winger. A potential ‌return to ⁢Villa, where he spent a⁢ accomplished loan spell last‌ season, is gaining‍ traction as his price⁤ tag is expected⁤ to‍ decrease this summer. Rashford contributed 10 goal contributions⁣ in ⁤17 appearances for Aston Villa, but the club deemed the initial £40 ⁤million asking price too ⁣high.

Recent reports indicate that Ollie ⁤Watkins, Aston Villa’s current forward, is struggling with a knee injury, possibly increasing the⁤ need for ‌attacking reinforcements. Qualification for the Champions League next season could ⁤further incentivize Villa to pursue Rashford.

PSG⁢ have ⁤long been admirers of the 28-year-old, and‍ Football Insider reports ​they have ​continued to track his progress this season, especially following his loan spell with Barcelona.

Borussia Dortmund previously expressed interest in Rashford during the January transfer window, before he opted ⁣for Aston Villa. The german club may revisit their interest in⁤ the summer, leveraging their track record of success with English players.

Italian clubs Juventus and⁢ AC Milan have also been linked with ‍Rashford in the past. Juventus are considering forward options due to uncertainty surrounding Dusan Vlahovic’s ⁤long-term future, while AC Milan already boast a contingent of English players ​and held ⁢talks with Rashford’s agent last summer.

Saudi Pro League teams represent another potential destination, given their financial capacity to meet Rashford’s £300,000 weekly wage – a figure unlikely⁣ to be matched by most other suitors. Rashford previously rejected three offers from Saudi Arabian ‍clubs​ in January, but they ⁢are expected to renew their​ interest.

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