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‎Marcus Rashford considering Premier League transfer

‎Marcus Rashford could be on his way out of Manchester United again with Everton discussing a January move, according to a report.

‎Rashford returned to Old Trafford in the summer following loan spells with Aston Villa and Barcelona. His last loan move to Barcelona was successful as he won the LaLiga title, scored 14 goals alongside 15 assists.

‎However, Barcelona failed to sign him permanently as they opted to bring in Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United.

‎Rashford’s return to United has started on the wrong foot with the England international accumulating eight appearance without any goal contribution so far this term.

‎Marcus Rashford considering Premier League transfer

Marcus Rashford  during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford. (Photo by Shaun Brooks – CameraSport via Getty Images)

‎Former Everton CEO Keith Wyness has now suggested Rashford could be heading to the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

‎Speaking to Football Insider, he explained: “This is definitely being talked about and quite strongly, and I think that could be an interesting solution.

‎”Rashford did well when he was on loan at Villa and at Barcelona as well.

‎”I think it could work, and I think being close to where he is in Manchester, just along the M63, could also benefit him greatly as well.

‎”We’ve seen Jack (Grealish) moving across that way as well, and when he’s fit, Jack is certainly a big asset for Everton.

‎”So I think Rashford would be a very interesting signing, and I’m hearing there’s a lot of smoke here; it’s definitely being discussed.

‎”I wouldn’t be surprised to see something happening in January.”

‎Rashford was part of England’s squad which finished third at the World Cup in North America. However, he has failed to replicate his form last season in the current campaign.

‎A recent injury has also seen Rashford miss out on United’s last two fixtures against Como and Bournemouth. He will now be hoping to get fit in time for the Red Devil’s next game against Chelsea.

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