Transfer: PSG to replace Mbappe with Man Utd forward in £75million deal

Paris Saint-Germain are preparing to send a £75million offer for Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford this summer as a potential replacement for Kylian Mbappe.
According to the Daily Mirror, PSG are already braced for Mbappe’s exit and want to sign Rashford.
The Ligue 1 champions tried to sign the 26-year-old in 2022.

The move fell through despite offering wages worth around £400,000-per-week.
Rashford is enduring a poor season with United, as he has scored only seven goals in 27 league games.
As a result, PSG are willing to make a renewed attempt to sign Rashford, although United value him at closer to £100m.
The Red Devils could be willing to do a deal, however, as they have seen their summer budget reduced by Financial Fair Play regulations. It remains to be seen, however, if Rashford will be willing to leave.

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In a candid interview following Arsenal’s victory against Porto in the Champions League round of 16 second leg tie, winger Bukayo Saka expressed his preference for winning the Premier League title over claiming the Champions League trophy with the Gunners this season.
Saka’s revelation came during a conversation with Arsenal legend Thierry Henry on CBS Sports.
When posed with the question of whether he would prioritize winning the Premier League or the Champions League, Saka initially joked about Henry not allowing him to choose both options.

Ultimately, the England international revealed his preference for the Premier League title this season, citing his desire to see Arsenal crowned champions in the domestic competition.
However, he made it clear that his ultimate aspiration is to secure victory in both prestigious tournaments, emphasizing his hunger for success on all fronts.
“If I had to choose, this season, I’d say the Premier League.
“But I want, both, I want both,” Saka said.
Saka’s remarks underscore his commitment to Arsenal’s pursuit of silverware and his unwavering ambition to achieve greatness with the club.

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