AC Milan are expected to formally approach Manchester United over the signing of striker Marcus Rashford.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a Milan consultant and former team-mate of Rashford, has publicly expressed his desire to discuss a transfer with Rashford.

Borussia Dortmund are also interested in the player but it is thought that a move could be too problematic for them due to wage issues. However, United maintain a positive relationship with Dortmund and loaned Sancho to them last season.

Sancho’s move was a win-win for all parties – he performed so well at Dortmund that United are understood to have recouped all of his wages from his time at Dortmund.

Rashford’s team have been in talks with a number of European clubs to explore the terms of a deal. As far as the current situation is concerned, if Manchester United allows him to leave, I believe Manchester United will still choose to rent directly.

Rashford was once again left out of Sunday’s FA Cup third round tie against Arsenal, which United won on penalties.

When asked if Rashford had played his last game for the club, Ruben Amorim said: “I don’t know. We’ll see”.

While United accept they will have to pay a significant portion of Rashford’s wages, they will consider incentivizing the structure to ensure the deal works in their favour.

Rashford ahead of Walker – why can’t Milan sign both?

Rashford reportedly a priority for Milan over Kyle Walker in January transfer window italian sky.

Guardiola confirmed at the weekend that Walker and his representatives were “exploring” his options after informing outgoing sporting director Tesiki Begiristain that he wanted to move abroad. according to italian skyAC Milan tested the defender some time ago in case Tomori left the club, but his transfer was blocked by the arrival of new head coach Sergio Conceição.

It remains to be seen whether this time will be different and whether the Rossoneri will try to sign him with Bayern Munich, who have also been interested in him in the past.

According to current Serie A regulations, Milan can only register one English player.

Serie A clubs can register up to three non-EU players each season, and if there are no active non-EU players on the team, they can register an additional player from the UK or Albania.

If they already have one or two non-EU players, they can bring in up to two more non-EU players.

If they have more than two non-EU players, they can buy two more non-EU players, but one of them must have played for the national team in the past 12 months.

Milan can only bring in two new non-EU players this season as quotas have already been filled.

They did this in the summer by signing Emerson Royal from Tottenham Hotspur and Strakhinja Pavlovich from Red Bull Salzburg. This means Milan only have one extra spot available for an English (or Albanian) player.

Even if they sell a non-EU player, they still won’t be able to sign another English player. There is only one spot per registration period (season).

Leon will undergo a medical examination

The latest from Sky Sports News’ Dharmesh Sheth:

Diego Leon will undergo a medical with Manchester United today ahead of finalizing a pre-contract agreement for the summer.

Leon arrived in Manchester yesterday.

Once the deal is finalized, the 17-year-old will return to his current club Cerro Porteno in Paraguay to play out the remainder of the season.

The left-back/left wing-back position is a problem for Manchester United given their injury situation. Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia’s experiences over the past 18 months.

As such, they continue to monitor Nuno Mendes’ situation at Paris Saint-Germain.

Negotiations over a new contract in Paris have so far not found a solution, with his current contract set to expire next summer.

United are said to have a good relationship with Paris Saint-Germain after signing Manuel Ugarte in August.

Betis and Olympiacos ask about Anthony

Real Betis and Olympiacos have both asked Manchester United about Anthony’s situation.

The Brazilian winger did not feature in United’s FA Cup third-round penalty shootout victory over Arsenal on Sunday.

United will consider offers for Anthony – with the most likely deal being a loan, with Betis in the market for a winger having just sold Assane Diaw to Como.