Marcus Rashford has hit out at "ridiculous" reports speculating on his Manchester United future.
Having been dropped from four of Ruben Amorim’s matchday squads across December – a period in which he also admitted his desire for a new challenge – Rashford is believed to be available for transfer in January.
Reports in England claimed Rashford had enlisted the help of a new agency to try force through an exit from United, but the 27-year-old wasted little time in shooting down that rumour on social media.
“Been a lot of false stories written over [the] past few weeks, but guys, this is getting ridiculous,” he posted alongside a screenshot of the aforementioned story.
“Never met with any agency and don’t have any plans to.”
Nevertheless, Rashford is still available if any suitor wants to come forward and meet United‘s asking price, which is believed to sit around the £40m mark.
Selling Rashford would be beneficial to United this month after Amorim confessed the Red Devils will have to sell players first if they want to raise money for new signings, with the forward one of limited options who could generate a significant transfer fee.
