Marcus Rashford turns down three major offers to leave Manchester United this month.

Marcus Rashford has reportedly rejected three offers to leave Manchester United permanently this month.

After being dropped from United’s squad by manager Ruben Amorim for several games, including the match against Manchester City, Rashford returned as an unused substitute in the 2-0 defeat to Newcastle on Monday. Speaking to Henry Winter following United’s 2-1 victory over City, Rashford admitted he felt “ready for a new challenge” but emphasized his intention to leave on good terms, saying, “If I know a situation is bad, I won’t make it worse. When I leave, I’ll make a statement, and it will come from me.”

According to Chris Wheeler of the Daily Mail, Rashford has turned down multiple offers to leave Old Trafford. These include lucrative proposals from at least one unnamed Saudi Pro League club, reportedly worth more than his current £315,000-per-week salary. He has also dismissed the possibility of moving to the Turkish Super Lig, despite his former manager Jose Mourinho now coaching Fenerbahce.

The report suggests United are open to offers for Rashford this month, including a potential loan deal until the summer. Rashford clarified he has not engaged with any agencies and has no plans to d

o so.