Borussia Dortmund have not lost hope in securing the services of former Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, with the Bundesliga club even considering a permanent transfer according to a report in Germany.
Rashford this winter he remained on the sidelines in the eye of an increasing transfer storm. United manager Ruben Amorim seems to have lost all faith in the England international, who hasn’t appeared for his club since childhood European league tied away at Viktorija Plzen on December 12.
Over the next month, Rashford attracted interest across the football scene. Progress of Saudi Arabia are avoided, while Spain – and especially Barcelona – is considered to be a player’s dream destination. However, one of Germany’s historic giants could offer Rashford a safe haven to rediscover his best form.
Dortmund first registered their interest at the beginning of January. Despite the striker’s high wages and advances from AC Milan and Barcelona, the thrifty Bundesliga side are still seriously considering a move for the 27-year-old, according to BUILD.
The German newspaper claims that negotiations have begun between Dortmund and United, and the party that is tenth in the Bundesliga table halfway through the season they are even discussing a permanent deal internally as they look to address what has been a disastrous campaign so far.
Rashford representatives They are also understood to be pushing for an eventual sale, with a suggested figure of around £40m. While Milan and Barcelona have so far only been linked with six-month loans, Dortmund could have the necessary funds to finance a full transfer following the departure of Donyello Malen.
He signed the Dutch striker who separated him Aston Villa on Tuesday for an initial fee of £19m, freeing up some money and a first-line spot for Rashford, who has been increasingly reluctant to start anywhere but his favored left-wing role.
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