United are still interested in signing both Rashford and Shaw to long-term contracts despite the fact that both have struggled for form this season. The English duo are both under contract until 2023, with the club having the option to extend their contracts for an additional year at any time.

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However, according to ESPN, Manchester United is interested in extending both players' contracts for an extended length of time, believing that both players are important to the club's long-term success.

However, despite the uncertainty surrounding the appointment of a new manager, the club has determined that Shaw, Rashford, and Fernandes should be regarded vital members of the squad, regardless of who is in command of the squad.

Despite the fact that the club intends to offer him a new contract, Rashford is said to be "open-minded" regarding his long-term future, according to the article. He's not in a rush to decide what to do next because his contract isn't set to expire for another year.

Rashford has lost his spot in the England squad and is determined to reclaim his place in the national team in time for the World Cup. He will work hard to reclaim his place in the Manchester United team.

Shaw and Rashford, like Fernandes, have both played an important role for Manchester United in the past. All three have been far from their peak performances this season, but they are all unquestionably talented players.

Rather than selling all three players at the first opportunity when their form begins to dwindle, it is possible that United may hope that the new manager will restore their best form to them.