Marcus Rashford to snub Paris Saint-Germain and stay at Manchester United - Paper Round

Marcus Rashford will reportedly turn down a move to replace Kylian Mbappe at Paris Saint-Germain and stay at Manchester United.

Rashford has endured a mixed season with United but scored during the thrilling 4-3 victory over Liverpool as Erik ten Hag's side sealed their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

The 26-year-old has been linked with a move to PSG, who are preparing to lose Mbappe at the end of the season, but a report in The Sun claims Rashford will turn down any advances from the Ligue 1 champions.

An article states: "Marcus Rashford is set to snub a potential move to PSG - and stay at Manchester United.

"SunSport understands the England striker has been identified as a “key part” of the revolution at Old Trafford - whoever starts next season as manager.

"Our source said: 'A lot of players will be leaving Manchester United in the summer, but Marcus won’t be among them.

“'He’s seen by the new regime as a key part of the future direction the club wants to go in. Marcus has really knuckled down since his problems earlier this year off the field.

"'He’s impressed Erik Ten Hag and the rest of the coaching staff and he’s determined to end the season by banging in lots of goals and trying to force his way into the England team for the Euros.

“'Then he wants to play a pivotal role in ensuring that Manchester United can get back to where they need to be, the top four and challenging for the Premier League.'

"Rashford’s decision will be a blow to PSG who were reportedly looking at him as a potential replacement for Kylian Mbappe, who is set to join Real Madrid.

"But although United are prepared to let stars such as Jadon Sancho and Antony go, Rashford is seen as a key player for the next few years."

Borussia Dortmund striker Donyell Malen is a target for both Manchester United and Liverpool, it has been claimed.

The Netherlands international has 11 goals and three assists in 23 appearances this season for Edin Terzic's side and his form has unsurprisingly caught the attention of clubs in the Premier League, with Arsenal also said to be interested.

"Manchester United and Liverpool are set to do battle over a forward tearing it up in the Bundesliga in the summer, according to reports," reads an article in the Mail.

"With both clubs by large shopping in similar markets, it is likely that both will be monitoring similar groups of players in the run-up to the summer.

"One of those is a Bundesliga star who is currently threatening defences throughout the league with 13 goals and four assists, but the two rivals will have to move fast with Arsenal also thought to be interested, according to Bild.

"The German outlet claims that Donyell Malen has drawn the intrigued eyes of three of the Premier League's biggest names ahead of the market's opening after his most prolific campaign since joining from PSV Eindhoven in 2021.

"Borussia Dortmund are thought to be willing to entertain any offers around the £51.3million mark (€60m), with the player still under contract until 2026. "

West Ham are preparing to go back into the market for Manchester United defender Harry Maguire, according to The Sun.

The England international was reportedly close to joining David Moyes' side last summer - and the Hammers are seemingly still interested in bringing the 31-year-old to the London Stadium.

The report reads: "West Ham boss David Moyes is planning a new bid for Manchester United and England centre-half Harry Maguire in the summer.

"Moyes is keen to bring in a defender who can win headers after realising his Hammers squad is short in that department.

"And the Scot is coming back to Maguire as an ideal man to fill the vacancy — months after first trying to land him from Old Trafford.

"The move collapsed last time because United wanted too much for out-of-favour Maguire, 31.

"And the centre-back would not take a huge pay drop to make the move more likely. However, The Irons will try again and hope the asking price has dropped enough to make the signing possible.

"And with Maguire closer to the end of his lucrative contract, he may be more open to a deal in London that would extend his time in the Premier League.

"Maguire has a year left in Manchester, with the club having a further option of a season if they wanted him to stay."

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