Marcus Rashford has found his form at Aston Villa with key assists and performances. Can he continue his revival and help Villa push for Premier League success?

Marcus Rashford is ready to overlook his dreams of playing abroad after warming to the idea of turning his loan spell with Aston Villa permanent, and a report claims two factors - one being Unai Emery - have influenced the Manchester United loanee's thinking.

That means Rashford is enjoying the biggest benefit of joining Aston Villa – playing in the Champions League – which is not possible at United this season. Rashford has a chance to play on the biggest stage but he will need to perform better than he did against Brugge to attract interest from Europe’s biggest clubs.

Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag incredibly claimed that he wanted to ship Marcus Rashford off to Macclesfield FC during a private conversation near the end of last season, according to reports. Ten Hag had seemingly come to his wits' end with the £300,000-a-week forward, who had been publicly disciplined twice in the same campaign.

Marcus Rashford's performances have improved dramatically since joining Aston Villa, evidenced by his crucial play in comeback win over Chelsea.

Manchester United target Jamie Gittens is now expected to leave Borussia Dortmund this summer with Bayern Munich also keen.

Aston Villa are in the top ten of the Premier League net spend table after the winter window and Rashford has made a positive impression since leaving Man Utd. Rashford has been eased into the fold by head coach Unai Emery, but he contributed two assists off the bench in their 2-1 win against Chelsea.

Given the lack of goals up front and inconsistency out wide, it is easy to figure out that Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim is desperate for more firepower up front.Given Amad’s

A bizarre Marcus Rashford ban at Aston Villa has emerged following the 2-2 draw with Liverpool in the Premier League this month.

Manchester United are 'exploring' a swap deal that would take Marcus Rashford plus a 'supplementary fee' to Bayern Munich, with a star United can build around for the next decade moving the other way.