The 'Mirror' reported that Manchester United have blocked Marcus Rashford's transfer to Liverpool.

Former Liverpool goalkeeper David James has urged his old club to sign Marcus Rashford from Manchester United this summer, detailing why the England forward would be a suitable player at Anfield. James has advised Liverpool to attempt to sign Rashford, insisting that the player would do well under new Anfield boss Andoni Iraola. A report from The Athletic’s David Ornstein states that the £40m clause in Rashford’s contract at Old Trafford is not available to Liverpool or Manchester City.

The Sun has reported on Liverpool's interest in Marcus Rashford amid ongoing transfer speculations. Liverpool is contemplating a move for Rashford, which would signify the first transfer between the two rival clubs in over six decades. Rashford is reportedly available for transfer following a fallout with Manchester United's manager, Ruben Amorim, and after his return from a loan period at Aston Villa. It is suggested that Rashford's transfer fee would be approximately £40 million. Liverpool is in search of a new forward, aiming to sell Darwin Nunez, and is said to have included Rashford on their shortlist. Although his name has been considered at Anfield, the interest has yet to advance significantly.