Marcus Rashford's renewal is a priority for Erik ten Hag. The Manchester United manager made it clear in an interview with 'Football Daily' that he wants to keep the Englishman in the team. The striker's contract expires in June 2024. If United opt for a sale, he would not leave for less than 140 million euros.
There is some concern at Manchester United about the future of one of their star players. Marcus Rashford's contract expires in June 2024 and the English club have yet to renew him. If they do not, they could consider selling him next summer.
According to 'Daily Mail', the England international would not leave the Mancunian club for less than 140 million euros. An exorbitant amount and within the reach of few teams.
On the other hand, Erik ten Hag pointed out that the sporting management should treat this issue as a priority. In an interview with 'Football Daily', the coach confirmed that they want to offer the player a new contract.
"Reaching a new deal for Rashford is a priority. We are working very hard on it. Of course we want to keep Marcus," he said. "The first day we met, I told him: 'I want to see your smile' and he is happy now," the Dutch coach added.