Erik ten Hag insists Marcus Rashford will stay at Manchester United despite his agent and brother meeting with Paris Saint-Germain.
Rashford's brother, Dwaine Maynard, last week rendezvoused with officials from PSG, long-time admirers of the United forward.
Sources have questioned the timing of the meeting as there are less than three weeks until the transfer window closes and Rashford, 24, has indicated his preference to stay at United. Read more: Ten Hag gives update on transfers The suspicion from some is that Maynard arranged the meeting as a negotiation tactic to put pressure on United to offer Rashford a new contract.
Rashford has entered the last year of his deal but United have the option of an additional year to retain him until 2024. United were unconcerned by reports in France of PSG's interest and Ten Hag stressed he does not want to lose Rashford. "He's really important," Ten Hag said. "You have seen from the first day I'm in, I'm really happy with him, I definitely don't want to lose him. "He's in our plans and he will stay at Manchester United." Rashford scored only five goals last season - one as a starter - and his form has been an issue for 18 months.