Marcus Rashford is not in Ruben Amorim's plans and is set to hold talks with Manchester United chiefs about his future, with Barcelona interested in signing the forward

A new update on the situation has been provided and suggests that Rashford will have to take a drastic pay cut if he is to move. Rashford is thought to earn around £350,000 a week at Manchester United but would have to slash that by 40% if he is to get his ‘dream’ move to Barcelona.

If Villa were to exceed any of their agreed financial targets by more than €20 million, they would face a ban from the next UEFA competition for which they qualify. Additionally, Villa may not register any new player on their UEFA List A for club competitions unless the transfer balance is positive.

Aston Villa won’t be signing Marcus Rashford - but a continental champion could be on his way as a replacement.

Rashford worked on an individual basis and did not take part in team training with the rest of Ruben Amorim’s squad.

Marcus Rashford was pictured driving into Manchester United's Carrington training ground on Thursday evening amid uncertainty over his future at the club

A long-rumored development about the future of Marcus Rashford (27) has now been confirmed. On June 30, Aston Villa announced that it will not exercise the purchase

Marcus Rashford has officially returned to Manchester United following the conclusion of his short-term loan at Aston Villa. The 27-year-old forward joined Villa in January after a challenging first half of the season at Old Trafford.

Football Insider revealed on Monday that Villa were “confident” in avoiding a PSR breach and plan to sell the likes of Emi Martinez, but it’s unlikely that such sales will allow a big-money move for a player of Rashford’s quality this summer.

Marcus Rashford has returned to Manchester United after Aston Villa opted not to make his move permanent. The 27-year-old scored four goals in 17 appearances during his time at Villa Park but the club have decided not to activate the £40million option to buy him, meaning he will now go back to Old Trafford.