PSG has made a decision regarding the transfer of Marcus Rashford after being informed by MU that the English forward will be priced at £100 million.

Rashford is having a poor season, having only scored 8 goals across all competitions. The English forward is a shadow of himself from the previous season when he scored 30 goals in his first year under the management of MU coach Erik Ten Hag.

Rashford is enduring a poor season with MU.

Rashford’s form last season earned him a new 5-year contract with MU last summer. The 26-year-old player currently earns a whopping £325,000 per week, making him the highest earner at Old Trafford.

Recently, there have been rumors linking Rashford to PSG, a team in search of a replacement for Kylian Mbappe. Last month, Mirror Football reported that the wealthy French club was preparing a £75 million bid for the English forward. However, according to The Sun, PSG is no longer interested in this deal.

PSG’s leadership is reportedly clear that they are currently “not interested” in Rashford. Instead, the Parisian club suspects that the 26-year-old player has been using rumors about his future to urge MU in contract extension negotiations.

Rashford’s poor performances this season are also cited as a reason for PSG abandoning the pursuit of the 26-year-old player. Additionally, it is believed that “The Red Devils” will demand around £100 million for the sale of the English forward.

Therefore, Rashford is almost certain to continue his association with MU next season. The 26-year-old player will now have to focus on improving his form after once again disappointing in MU’s 2-2 draw against Bournemouth in the Premier League’s 33rd round.