Arsenal news: Everton 'willing to sell' Calvert-Lewin as Gunners are set to make Rashford offer
Here is your Arsenal morning digest for Monday, March 28.
Marcus Rashford Sport News
David de Gea snub proves Manchester United are getting lessons from international sides
In the past, it would have been unheard of for Manchester United's key players to be left out of their national team's squads, but in recent years, the club's poor form has made this more likely. Raphael Varane, Paul Pogba, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw and Fred, to name a few, have joined up with their national teams, but others such as Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho have remained at the club.
'Absolutely shocking' - Source reveals Man Utd star now wants to quit even if Ten Hag arrives
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has told those close to him that he wants to quit Old Trafford over the coming months, Football Insider have reported.
Mark Wood talks rubbish on Mother’s Day – Sunday’s sporting social
Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta told why Marcus Rashford is not right for the Gunners
Former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino doesn't believe that Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford would be a good fit for Arsenal.
Arteta encuentra estrella tras el no invernal de Vlahovic
Marcus Rashford fue toda una aparición hace varias temporadas atrás. Louis Van Gaal le dio la alternativa y se confirmó a las órdenes de Jose Mourinho como uno de los jóvenes más prometedores del fútbol inglés en un contexto de lo más difícil en el Manchester United.
Arsenal linked with surprise transfer move for out of favour Manchester United star
Arsenal are expected to have a very busy summer transfer window, as manager Mikel Arteta plans to continue the process of moulding the squad into one that fully represents his identity.
Bookmakers list Kalvin Phillips, Marcus Rashford and Raphinha as possible Newcastle United targets
Newcastle United are expected to splash the cash again in the coming months as the new Saudi-backed regime tackle their first summer transfer window. Released from the pressures of relegation, the Magpies hierarchy can meticulously plan their approach without rivals using the club’s perilous league to drive a hard bargain - as was the case in January.