German giants Bayern Munich are reportedly preparing to rival Paris Saint-Germain for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford.

Bayern Munich are reportedly prepared to rival Paris Saint-Germain for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford. A recent report claimed that PSG had reignited their interest in Rashford after being linked with a potential move over the last couple of years.

Rashford experienced a difficult 2023-24 campaign, with his inconsistent performances drawing criticism from some quarters.

Nevertheless, the 26-year-old remains a key figure in the first-team setup, having started 11 of Man United's 12 competitive games this season, contributing four goals and three assists.

While he may be a regular starter, the Man United academy product continues to be linked with a possible move away from Old Trafford.

Bayern to rival PSG for Rashford According to TEAMtalk, German giants Bayern are ready to rival French champions PSG for Rashford's signature in 2025.

Vincent Kompany's side would be willing to 'explore' a potential move if it became clear that Man United would be open to negotiations.

The news of Bayern's interest comes as speculation suggests that Leroy Sane could leave on a free transfer amid interest from Man United and Newcastle United.

In addition to PSG and Bayern, Marseille are also believed to be showing an interest in Rashford, although they are unlikely to have the necessary funds to pull off the deal.

Will Man United allow Rashford leave in 2025? Despite the interest, Man United are still keen to retain Rashford's services even though a departure cannot be completely ruled out.

Crucially, the Red Devils are under no immediate pressure to part ways, with the player under contract until June 2028 after signing a new deal last summer.

Rashford's current focus will be on Thursday's Europa League clash against a Fenerbahce side managed by former Man United boss Jose Mourinho.

The Red Devils will be looking to claim consecutive victories after coming from behind to clinch a 2-1 Premier League win over Brentford at the weekend.

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