Inter Milan joins Rashford s transfer battle, Fuzai suddenly becomes a hot item

Rashford will return to Manchester United after the expiration of the loan at Aston Villa, but Manchester United still hopes to sell the 27-year-old striker to cash out. According to news from the local British media "The Sun", after Barcelona is interested in Rashford, Serie A powerhouse Inter Milan is interested in signing "Fuzai" Rashford, and Manchester United has a good chance to successfully "ship" and take it off.

Rashford had a good performance on the court after being loaned to Aston Villa at the beginning of this year. He scored 4 goals and contributed 4 assists in 17 games in the last game, but Aston Villa missed the Champions League next season and decided to give up buying out the England international. It is reported that Manchester United management continues to stick to the decision to sell Rashford this summer, and he can be taken away as long as a team pays 40 million pounds of transfer fees.

According to the local British media "The Sun", the Sun, it pointed out that Inter Milan lost in the Champions League final, and all four majors were gone this season. Inter Milan hopes to increase its recruitment and enhance its strength. The latest addition to Rashford will be added to the recruitment list. In fact, Inter Milan has performed well in signing former Red Devils Manchester United players in recent years, including Lukaku and Ashley Young. They have experienced the taste, so they attacked Rashford.

As for "Fuzai" is also interested in going abroad and originally planned to switch to Barcelona, ​​but this La Liga powerhouse is full of talented people. Even if Rashford successfully joins, it will be difficult to start the main player. Instead, it will be transferred to Inter Milan and there should be more opportunities to play in the game.

In addition, Inter Milan has planned to sign another Manchester United striker Hoylund. The latest news is that the Danish international himself prefers to stay in Manchester United.