A recent report from ESPN indicates that Manchester United would like to see Rashford sign a new contract, but they aren't confident in his long-term future at the club.
It is without a question that Rashford, 24, is going through his most difficult period as a professional footballer.
The youthful forward, who was hampered by injuries last season and has struggled for form this season, must find a way to reinvent himself after scoring just five goals in as many months.
That is not the case at Manchester United, especially given the fact that interim manager Ralf Rangnick continues to leave him out of the team, with the wide-most man's recent omission coming during the Red Devils' dreary 1-1 draw against Leicester City last weekend.
According to prominent transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, who believes that the England international is pondering a move away from the club, this summer might be a watershed moment in his professional career.
It has been suggested that Mikel Arteta's Arsenal could make a surprise move for the 24-year-old in recent weeks (Mirror), but as things stand right now, it is clear that Rashford must first decide whether or not to stay at the club he has been with since 2005 before he can consider his options elsewhere.
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