AC Milan have taken a significant step towards beating rival suitors to the loan signing of Marcus Rashford this month. Also, Antonio Cassano is a huge fan.

Marcus Rashford is exploring his options as he looks to thrash out a move away from Manchester United this month.

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford might leave the side coached by Ruben Amorim this winter and one possible destination that has emerged is AC Milan, where the English winger could join American Christian Pulisic on top of the Rossoneri attack.

Marcus Rashford transfer betting news as AC Milan become favourites to sign Manchester United man with reports of agent travelling to Italy to discuss Serie A move

A stunning report claims Arsenal have contacted Man Utd over the signing of Marcus Rashford, while a second source claims a permanent deal - which is United's preferred outcome - is on the agenda

AC Milan is one possibility and former Manchester United man Ibrahimovic is pushing for that move to be made, according to The Sun. The iconic Swede is working in an advisory role at the Italian giants and he wants to engineer a move for his former Red Devils teammate.

Serie A giants Milan are now quite confident about sealing a move for Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford this month.The Englishman’s entourage held a meeting with the Rossoneri two days ago and

Manchester United have set two conditions when it comes to potentially cutting ties with Marcus Rashford in the January transfer window, according to reports. The 27-year-old has failed to win round Ruben Amorim ever since the Portuguese replaced Erik ten Hag as manager back in November and hasn't featured since a 2-1 win over Viktoria Plzen on

AC MILAN are considering a shock loan move for Manchester United star Marcus Rashford, according to reports. Rashford, 27, has not featured any of the Red Devils’ last five games and has

The Pro Soccer Talk crew give their thoughts on which club will benefit the most of signing a struggling Marcus Rashford on loan from Manchester United in the January transfer window.