Recent reports suggest that Marcus Rashford is among the top contenders to fill the void left by Kylian Mbappe at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). With Mbappe’s impending departure confirmed, PSG’s sporting director, Luis Campos, sees Rashford as a suitable candidate to step into the French striker’s shoes.
Budget constraints previously hindered discussions about Rashford joining PSG, but Mbappe’s exit, despite freeing up significant funds, now presents an opportunity for the French champions to pursue the Manchester United forward. Campos has reportedly been an admirer of Rashford’s talents for quite some time and held talks with him two years ago regarding a potential move to Paris.
From a tactical standpoint, Rashford’s ability to attack from the right side of a forward trio aligns well with PSG’s strategic needs. While Rashford may not possess the same star power as Mbappe, his arrival would inject intrigue and excitement into PSG’s lineup.
Rashford’s future at Manchester United may face uncertainty if PSG were to make a formal approach, especially with his contract extension tying him to Old Trafford until 2028. The decision could weigh heavily on new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who now oversees the club’s recruitment strategy.