“You should leave Manchester United and join Arsenal. The move could rejuvenate your career and give him the platform he deserves to thrive. United isn’t the right place for him anymore.” – Former Premier League legend Ian Wright has urged a Man United to consider a switch to Arsenal, suggesting that a change of scenery could benefit the player amidst ongoing uncertainty about his future at Old Trafford.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is reportedly facing an uncertain future at Old Trafford, with growing speculation linking him to a potential move away from the club.

The England international has endured a challenging season, mirroring the struggles of his team, which currently finds itself languishing in the bottom half of the Premier League table. Despite securing a hard-fought victory in their recent Europa League clash against Viktoria Plzen, United’s overall form has been disappointing, as reflected in their league position.

As the Red Devils gear up to face Manchester City in the Premier League this weekend, rumors are swirling about Rashford’s potential departure, with reports suggesting that the club might be open to selling him during the upcoming January transfer window. Rashford’s future has become a focal point of speculation as Manchester United looks to revamp its squad to comply with financial regulations and improve its performances.

Speaking on talkSPORT, football pundit Danny Murphy suggested that Rashford could thrive at a club like Arsenal, where the team’s dominance and stability under Mikel Arteta might better suit his skill set. Murphy remarked:

“Playing in a team that’s so settled, confident, and competent, there’s a case that Rashford’s end product would improve. Arsenal are very dominant in games, and some might even prefer him over [Gabriel] Martinelli.”

Murphy further emphasized Rashford’s potential, saying, “With the physical attributes and ability he possesses, he’s capable of achieving more. But at United, where the managerial and team structure has been unstable, it’s been hard for him to consistently perform.”

A report from the Daily Mail also claimed that United might be forced to sell players, including Rashford, to comply with Profit and Sustainability Rules. Despite signing a contract that runs until 2028, the 27-year-old’s recent form has failed to match the heights he achieved two years ago, raising questions about his long-term future at the club.

La Liga giants Barcelona are rumored to be a potential destination for Rashford, with the Spanish side reportedly monitoring the situation closely. Whether United opts to part ways with their academy graduate in January remains to be seen.