Tottenham Hotspur would have shown their interest in signing manchester united ace Mark Rashford this summer, according to the Spanish media Transfers.
He has been recently reported that after a disappointing campaign this season, the Red Devils are planning a squad renewal in the next window. However, they are not in a strong financial situation, so they are ready to cash in on several of their star men to raise funds.
It has also been suggested that only Kobbie Mainoo, Rasmus Hojlund and Alejandro Garnacho are currently untouchable and, apart from them, United are willing to listen to offers for any other player in the off-season.
So Man Utd are reportedly open to cashing in on Rashford if they receive an unrejectable offer and it appears Tottenham are looking to secure his signature by taking advantage of this situation.
According to the report of TransfersSpurs plan to strengthen their first line by signing a new striker this summer and have identified Rashford as an “attractive option” due to his ability to play anywhere in the first line.
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So, the report further claims that Tottenham do not want to be left behind in the race to sign Rashford and have therefore already stepped up their efforts to secure his signature ahead of next season.
Transfers further claims that Rashford could be available for a fee of around £68m, so the north London club will have to break their transfer record to attract the 26-year-old to the newly renovated White Hart Lane this summer.
However, the Spanish outlet says that PSG and Bayern Munich are also interested in signing him and Les Parisiens are willing to buy the Englishman as a possible replacement for Kylian Mbappé. The Lilywhites will therefore have to overcome stiff competition from their rivals to secure any potential deal for him.
Rashford is a top-class player and it would be a huge coup for Tottenham if they were to acquire him. However, he has also been reported that the forward does not want to leave his childhood club and really wants to stay at Old Trafford.
Therefore, it will be extremely difficult for Tottenham to sign Rashford if they formalize their interest in the next transfer window.
