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‘They don’t really need him’ - Why are Paris Saint-Germain chasing Marcus Rashford? - Inside Europe

Reports in France on Thursday claimed Paris Saint-Germain had contacted Marcus Rashford’s representatives over a potential move. However, news of the possible transfer was surprising for a number of reasons. Reports suggested that Rashford had not one, but two years left on his deal when a potential automatic extension was considered, and both Rashford and United were said to be against the move.

Ad Further, the 24-year-old has been struggling for the best part of two years for fitness and form, and was disappointing again against Brighton in United's season opener. Premier LeaguePSG's interest in Rashford shows Man Utd that things can get worse — The Warm-Up2 HOURS AGO Cyril Morin of Eurosport France was similarly taken aback. “They don't really need him to be honest,” he told us.

“The surprise is that PSG were looking for a «real 9», a strong, physical and powerful striker. “That's why they were chasing Gianluca Scamacca who fits the description. Rashford looks like an opportunity with his one-year contract, more than a need.

«In terms of profile, he won't bring something very different from Kylian Mbappe and even Hugo Ekitike.” Transfer news — LIVE PSG's interest in Rashford shows Man Utd that things can get worse — The Warm-Up Ballon d'Or 2022 nominees announcement live — Who will take the shortlist? Nevertheless, Rashford has a special reputation after being part of the side to pull off a famous Champions League comeback against PSG. “He's remembered for his decisive penalty in Parc des Princes but also known for his social work,” Morin explained, before warning: “But we are aware of his last season which was a disaster. Manchester United still have a big audience here, especially when they are in crisis.

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