LONDON, United Kingdom — Crystal Palace dey plan to make big move for Marcus Rashford if Aston Villa no sign am after di season. Dis move follow Rashford loan transfer wey happen during January window, as e don score five goals and provide three assists in 22 matches for Villa.
Di striker’s improved form don catch di eye of England coach Thomas Tuchel, as he include am for im first squad for di World Cup 2026 qualifiers. Palace executives dey monitor di situation closely and dem don express interest to sign di player in di coming summer.
A source close to di club tell The Sun on Sunday, “Palace dey watch Rashford closely and wetin go happen with Villa and United. Dem sabi say Marcus go fit bring plenty value to di team and dem dey optimistic.”
Palace currently sit 12th in di Premier League table, and dem don reach di FA Cup semi-final against Villa under Austrian manager Oliver Glasner. Di manager don build exciting squad wey include players like Adam Wharton, Eberechi Eze, Ismaila Sarr, Jean-Philippe Mateta, and Chelsea loanee Ben Chilwell.
Di source add, “Dey know say for dem to attract someone like Marcus, dem need to keep dia quality players. Di buzz around di club don dey rise and Marcus be di kind player wey dem go like to bring in.”
Meanwhile, PSG don also show interest for Rashford. A return to Manchester United dey still possible, especially as United dey face goalscoring challenges—provided Rashford fit mend im relationship with manager Ruben Amorim.
Reports show say Amorim dey plan major overhaul for di squad, but e must first sell some players before dem fit make any transfer. Rashford dey among di candidates since im contract fit free up significant wage space.
Other players like Antony and Jadon Sancho, wey dey on loan for Real Betis and Chelsea respectively, also dey considered for summer sales. Key players like Christian Eriksen, Casemiro, Andre Onana, and Tyrell Malacia don dey linked with exit from di club.
As di summer transfer window dey approach, Manchester United don dey prepare for a significant reshuffling of dia squad. Amorim dey ready to build a team wey fit reflect im coaching style and beliefs, but e know say for any progress to happen, some ‘dead wood’ must go.
