Man Utd warned they'll have to sell Marcus Rashford "on the cheap"

Manchester United have been warned they will have to sell struggling star Marcus Rashford "on the cheap" if they decide to move him on from Old Trafford.

The attacker has struggled badly this season amid what has been a disastrous campaign for the Red Devils. Rashford has scored just five goals in 26 appearances in all competitions and has lost his regular starting spot under Ralf Rangnick.

His poor form has also seen him lose his place in Gareth Southgate's England squad, with the 24-year-old also being snubbed when several players pulled out with injury. That has led to rumours that Rashford could leave his boyhood club this summer in the hope of rediscovering the form of his early career.

But while the Red Devils hold an option to extend his contract until 2024, former United star Paul Parker does not believe the Premier League giants will be able to bring in a large fee. Instead, Parker believes that his dreadful season has caused his price tag to be slashed.

“Marcus Rashford, if he is going to be sold, he’ll have to be sold cheap. You can’t put a price tag on him at this moment in time because he just hasn’t been anywhere near. People will say, well we’ll take him on, we don’t know what we’re getting so why pay a lot of money," he told OddsNinja.

“What’s gonna happen, if he gets to the end of the season and the new manager comes in, he’s gonna have to talk to him about what he really wants to do. At the end of the day, if he’s not a Manchester United player, he’s not really good for anyone else. They’re not interested in him, PR wise, to be perfectly honest.

“I look at the end of the day, he’s having a poor, poor time. If you look at his football, he should have been like an England regular now, the way