Overview

• Marcus Rashford's loan spell at Aston Villa ends with uncertainty as the club has yet to decide on activating their £40 million purchase option.
• Rashford, sidelined by a hamstring injury, has played his last game for Villa this season and is ineligible for their final match against Manchester United.
• While Rashford has expressed interest in Champions League football, his high £315,000-a-week wage could deter potential suitors, including Aston Villa and Barcelona.
• Manchester United plan to sell Rashford this summer, with no intention of reintegrating him under coach Ruben Amorim, but they may face challenges finding a club willing to meet his financial demands.
• Barcelona and other Champions League clubs are monitoring Rashford's situation, but no concrete offers have been reported as of now.