Barcelona and Real Madrid are viewed as the most likely clubs to sign Marcus Rashford this summer
This comes after the Spanish giants surprisingly moved to sign Anthony Gordon from Newcastle, another English left-winger
Tottenham are seen as the likeliest Premier League suitor, with Fenerbahce another potential option

Ladbrokes looks at the odds on Marcus Rashford's next club, with a permanent transfer to either Barcelona or Real Madrid viewed as the most likely outcome.
Given that he's played for both Barcelona and Aston Villa over the last 18 months, it's easy to forget that Rashford is still actually contracted to Manchester United, his boyhood club.
Despite being in the market for a left-winger, and former team mate Michael Carrick the Red Devils' boss heading into next season, it remains likely that United look to sell Rashford in a permanent deal this summer.
Rashford looked more than likely to extend his stay at the Camp Nou but that interest has seemingly cooled following their signing of his England team-mate Anthony Gordon.
Still, Barca remain the joint favourites to land the 28-year-old, although bitter rivals Real Madrid are surprisingly level in the odds at this current stage.
One option for Rashford, should a permanent move to Barcelona not materialise, is that the Englishman returns to the Premier League.
Rashford played the second-half of the 2025/26 season on-loan at Aston Villa, starring for Unai Emery in both the Champions League and domestically. The feeling is, if Barcelona don't come calling for Rashford, that he could end up back at Aston Villa in a permanent move this summer.
But the English team who are now third in the race for Rashford is free-spending Tottenham, who are continuing to reshape their squad under Roberto De Zerbi following consecutive 17th-place finishes.
A switch to Turkey is next on the list with Fenerbahce given a decent chance of landing the forward, with Chelsea, Atletico Madrid and Newcastle among the other teams mentioned.
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