Tuttomercato reports that Newcastle is closely monitoring Marcus Rashford's situation following his return from a loan spell at Aston Villa. Marcus Rashford, who returned from a loan at Aston Villa, is being followed by Newcastle. The decision not to include him in the summer tour represents a potential transfer move.

Newcastle United is considering securing Marcus Rashford on a one-year loan from Manchester United. Rashford, who had been loaned to Aston Villa during the second half of last season, is reportedly not part of Manchester United's future plans under the management of Ruben Amorim. Newcastle views Rashford as a player who could add depth to their attacking options. While Manchester United is inclined towards a permanent transfer to alleviate their wage expenses, given Rashford's contract which extends until 2028 with a weekly salary of approximately £325,000, a loan deal still stands as a feasible short-term option. This would involve Manchester United potentially subsidizing part of his salary in exchange for a loan fee.

Newcastle is interested in signing Marcus Rashford for the next season. They are qualified for the next Champions League and plan to use the opportunity to help Rashford return to the English national team for the 2026 World Cup.

Team Talk reports on Marcus Rashford's willingness to 'accept a pay cut' to move to another Premier League club. Marcus Rashford is willing to 'accept a pay cut' to move to another Premier League club. Newcastle is expected to be one of the clubs interested in Rashford.

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright suggested that Marcus Rashford should consider a permanent move to Newcastle United this summer. Rashford has been on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester United, where he fell out with manager Ruben Amorim. Wright believes a partnership with Alexander Isak at Newcastle could be formidable. Rashford's desire to play in the Champions League may influence his decision, and Newcastle United's interest is confirmed by insiders.

Marcus Rashford is on the radar at Newcastle, who are considering going on the offensive for him, along with a number of big European sides.

Marcus Rashford has made it known that he wishes to leave Manchester United in pursuit of a new challenge. Ruben Amorim, the manager of the team, conveyed his disappointment over Rashford's decision to go public without prior private discussions. Nonetheless, Amorim expressed his hope that Rashford would remain with the club. Meanwhile, Manchester United is ready to part with Rashford for a fee of 40 million euros. Rashford has garnered interest from multiple clubs, such as Tottenham, Arsenal, PSG, Barcelona, Newcastle, and a club from Saudi Arabia.