Marcus Rashford will not travel with the Manchester United squad for the Europa League match against FCSB. The 27-year-old trained with the first-team on Wednesday, days after Ruben Amorim stated he would rather pick his 63-year-old goalkeeping coach on the bench than Rashford.

Wantaway star Rashford has attracted interest during the January transfer window after expressing his desire to depart Old Trafford in December. After he was left out of the matchday squad to face Manchester City, Rashford told journalist Henry Winter that he was "ready for a new challenge and the next steps" - hinting at a move away.

Al-Ahli could make a move for Rashford at the end of the transfer window, and if Rashford does end up at Al-Ahli, he’ll be surrounded by a few familiar faces. Indeed, Al-Ahli have a few players already in their squad who have played Premier League football.

Marcus Rashford has NOT been included in the Manchester United squad for their Europa League match against FCSB on Thursday night. The 27-year-old has not played in any of their previous 10 matches across all competitions and was only named a substitute during one of those matches due to a squad shortage for their home defeat to Newcastle.

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Marcus Rashford has only two options available if he wants to leave Manchester United this year, according to The Independent.

Paul Scholes believes Marcus Rashford should face a dressing room exile at Manchester United whilst his future hangs in the balance. Rashford hasn’t played for his boyhood club since

Marcus Rashford has been told there is ‘no way back for him’ at Manchester United whilst Ruben Amorim is in charge. The Red Devils’ forward has not featured for the club since mid December after a

Marcus Rashford's future has dominated headlines and he could leave Man Utd in the final week of the transfer window.

When asked about Marcus Rashford's status in the squad, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim delivered a firm message, stating, "There are lines that must be followed."

Marcus Rashford looks set to bring the curtain down on his Manchester United career, but with the January transfer window fast approaching its conclusion, there is little time to get a move done