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Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford has a release clause to leave the Red Devils this summer.
The England international spent the recent campaign on loan with Barcelona, scoring 14 goals and providing 14 assists.
The Catalan giants had the opportunity to purchase him for £26m, but the club decided against triggering the clause value.
As a result, Rashford will return to the Red Devils after the World Cup, but he could still depart before the new season starts.
There is a £40m release clause in his contract active this summer which can be triggered by all English clubs except Manchester City and Liverpool.
Rashford has yet to decide on his next challenge after Barcelona and there is a possibility that he could stay with the Red Devils next term.
If that becomes the case, he may need to accept a rotational role on the left wing due to the fierce competition from Matheus Cunha and Patrick Dorgu.
Written by Sri Aswin
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