Former Arsenal forward Ian Wright suggested that Marcus Rashford should consider moving to Newcastle United this summer as the striker's future at Manchester United remains uncertain.
Wright believes that the partnership between Rashford and Alexander Isak of Newcastle could be horrible.
After the consequences with manager Ruben Amorim, Rashford was allowed to leave the Red Devils and loaned to Aston Villa in the winter transfer window.
The 27-year-old has been criticized by the Manchester United boss several times, forcing British attackers to express his desire to leave the club.
After joining Aston Villa, Rashford regained his form and scored four goals for Aston Villa and provided six assists in 17 games.
Wright abandoned the man, Anter Mated this summer to leave the club permanently and consider moving to Calaba Cup champion Newcastle United.
Wright said in the Ringer FC podcast that as the goal reported:
“This is a type of signature from Newcastle.
“That's amazing. That would be dangerous. Rashford in Newcastle? Yes. That's really good. I really like Rashford. Rashford in Newcastle can be dangerous.”
Will Marcus Rashford leave Manchester United?
Villa has a £40m option to permanently make the move, but Rashford's desire to play in the Champions League could impact his decision.
United reportedly opened the sale of Rashford this summer to fund new transfers and reduce wage bills as he earns £365,000 a week and has three years of contract left.
Eddie Howe hopes there are players like Rashford who can play anywhere on his team in any offense.
Signings like Rashford will add depth to the team and bring experience to the club. Howe hopes to add depth to his extensive offensive position, and Rashford will be ideal for his team.
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