Jason Burt, The Daily Telegraph's chief football correspondent, stated that Michael Carrick would like his former team-mate Marcus Rashford to return if Barcelona do not use their option to buy. This would occur at the end of the season and after a potential permanent appointment for Carrick, as United do not have the option to recall Rashford during the January transfer window.

According to Goal.com, interim Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is reportedly interested in bringing Marcus Rashford back to Old Trafford if he gets the job permanently. Rashford was not wanted by former head coach Ruben Amorim, but this is seemingly not the case with Carrick.

According to SPORT, Man Utd are likely to try to recall forward Marcus Rashford following the departure of manager Ruben Amorim. The report adds that the La Liga side is currently not considering triggering their permanent transfer option.

90min reports on Manchester United's interest in reuniting Marcus Rashford with manager Ruben Amorim. Manchester United officials plan to speak with manager Ruben Amorim about a potential return for Marcus Rashford. They want Amorim to consider rebuilding his relationship with the England international.

FootballTransfers understands that Manchester United could include Rashford in a swap deal bid for Ollie Watkins as the Red Devils look to sign a suitable replacement for Rasmus Hojlund. However, a return to Manchester United isn’t on the cards for Rashford according to Ian Wright.

The Sun reports on Marcus Rashford's potential return to Manchester United after his loan spell at Aston Villa. Marcus Rashford is considering a return to Manchester United after being exiled from the first team earlier this season. He was loaned to Aston Villa, where he has made 17 appearances, scoring four goals and assisting six. Villa has an option to buy Rashford for £40million at the end of the campaign, but it's unclear if they will trigger it. Rashford is keeping all options open regarding his future and believes he could still have a future at Old Trafford.

An eventual return of Marcus Rashford to Manchester United is under consideration. Marcus Rashford has been happy at Aston Villa, and a source close to him stated that the transfer has been beneficial for him. However, no decision has been made by Rashford or his representatives, as big clubs might pursue him after his performance against PSG. Unai Emery, Aston Villa's manager, appreciates Rashford but mentioned the difficulty in planning his permanent arrival, especially considering a fee of approximately 40 million euros would be required.

Marcus Rashford is considering returning to Manchester United, where his contract officially ends in June 2028. Although previously deemed impossible due to strained relations with manager Ruben Amorim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the option is now being reconsidered by Manchester United amidst their current struggles. Rashford would need to mend his relationship with Amorim for this to happen.

The Sun reports on the potential return of Marcus Rashford to Manchester United amidst the club's goalscoring challenges. A return to Old Trafford has also not been ruled out given United’s goalscoring problems - but only if Rashford heals his relationship with manager Ruben Amorim. Amorim is planning a major summer clearout as Man Utd look set for their worst ever Premier League finish. Rashford poses as a candidate as his contract would free up a lot of space on the wage bill.

Marcus Rashford's return to Manchester United depends on crucial talks with Ruben Amorim at the end of his loan spell at Aston Villa. Ruben Amorim is expected to hold discussions with Rashford regarding his future at Manchester United.

Marcus Rashford is now open to the possibility of staying at Manchester United for the rest of the season and potentially beyond. He is putting in additional training sessions to ensure fitness and readiness if called upon by the club.