Rashford rejects Saudi approaches and concentrates on his World Cup goals

Marcus Rashford has reportedly reaffirmed his intention to remain in Europe after declining huge offers from Saudi Arabian teams.

The 27-year-old forward’s remarks suggested that he would leave Manchester United, but his high weekly pay of £325,000 (€390,000) has made the transfer difficult. There aren’t many clubs in Europe or England that will take his big salary.

Rashford was enticed by generous offers from Saudi teams Al-Ittihad, Al-Ahli, and Al-Qadsiah, including an incredible €40 million yearly wage. The England international, however, declined, indicating his desire to stay in Europe in order to compete at the highest level and get ready for the 2026 World Cup.

Additionally, Turkish clubs showed interest, but Rashford turned them down.

Rashford’s choice demonstrates his determination to maintain his peak level of competition despite the uncertainty surrounding his future at Manchester United.

He is committed to securing a spot with a major European team and continuing to display his skills on the international scene for the time being.