Marcus Rashford's representatives held a meeting with Manchester United on Wednesday to assess everything tRANSFER options available to him, a report has claimed.
Rashford is free to leave United this month as the Red Devils look to save money. A £40m permanent move is thought to be their preferred move, but the striker's hefty wages have led to everyone involved agreeing that a loan move is much more likely in January.
Clubs across Europe have expressed an interest in Rashford in recent weeks and, according to sportsthe 27-year-old's agents took up all those options united for a difficult meeting on Wednesday.
AC Milan is thought to have made the most concrete proposal, while Monaco and Borussia Dortmund are also interested. BarcelonaRashford's favorite destination, are also exploring a move.
There has even been interest from the Premier League, where Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United have been linked, but it is believed that United will refuse to sign a direct rival and will instead look to send Rashford overseas.
Barcelona are hoping to win the race to sign Rashford and are struggling to convince the Englishman to delay a decision on his future as they need to sell players to free up the salary cap space to add Rashford to their squad.
Interestingly, financial relief could be provided by United, who have managed to contact Barcelona discuss a move for centre-back Andreas Christensen.
Rashford is expected to leave United on a straight loan deal without a mandatory buyout clause, with the Red Devils hoping to see him increase his transfer value over the next six months and spark a scramble for his signature in summer.