According to reports from Sky in Italy, Juventus have initiated early steps to explore a possible deal for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford. The Italian giants are said to be assessing the conditions that would be required to lure the England international to Turin.
Rashford, 27, endured a difficult 2024/25 campaign at Old Trafford, struggling to replicate his best form amid Manchester United’s ongoing inconsistency. This led to him securing a loan move to Aston Villa in January, where he showed glimpses of his potential. His talent and potential remain highly regarded across Europe, with Juventus seeing an opportunity to capitalize on his current situation in Manchester.
At this stage, Juventus’ interest is described as exploratory. They are looking into the financial demands that would be involved, both in terms of a potential transfer fee and Rashford’s wages, before deciding whether to proceed with a formal offer.
Juventus are interested in Marcus Rashford, according to Sky in Italy 🚨
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) July 16, 2025
They have begun to explore the conditions of a potential deal for the Manchester United forward 🔍 pic.twitter.com/tVCPtOsSFK
Barcelona Monitoring, No Approach Made Yet
Barcelona are also reportedly keeping a close eye on Rashford’s circumstances. However, the Catalan club have not made any concrete approach to either Manchester United or the player’s representatives. Given Barcelona’s well-known financial constraints, any move would likely depend on departures from their current squad or creative structuring of a potential deal.
Rashford’s Future at Manchester United Over
Rashford has been with Manchester United since childhood and remains under contract at Old Trafford until 2028, having signed a new long-term deal in 2023. United seem happy to part ways with the England international. This was all but confirmed when new signing Matheus Cunha was handed Marcus Rashford's number 10 shirt.
Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Tyrell Malacia and Antony are all also set to leave the club.