Rashford rejects Real Madrid move, new candidate to manage Manchester United revealed.

British media outlets have previously revealed that Real Madrid are very keen to acquire Rashford's services in the future. Real officials have contacted Rashford's representatives to discuss a serious transfer plan.

Rashford just scored against Bournemouth.

This story takes place at a time when Rashford was uncomfortable under Mourinho, often being pushed to the left wing, preventing him from reaching his full potential.

Furthermore, when the Portuguese coach was still managing MU, Rashford often had to come on as a substitute. Concerned about his future, Rashford has also left the door open for a move to Bernabeu.

However, everything has changed 180 degrees since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took over. Rashford has been moved to the top of the attack, given the freedom to showcase his talent, and has scored two goals in the last three matches.

With his love for the red shirt rekindled, Rashford is determined to stay at Old Trafford. Solskjaer has also promised to share his goalscoring skills and experience from his playing days to help Rashford improve his finishing weaknesses.

The English striker is determined to stay with MU.

Regarding the minor injury Rashford sustained in the match against Bournemouth, manager Solskjaer said: "I think he's fine. Rashford trains very hard, so he's just showing signs of fatigue."

Manchester United's leadership is targeting an unknown name for the head coach position.

Red Bull Salzburg's strategist, Marco Rose, is the latest candidate to be targeted by the Red Devils' bosses, in case their number one target, Mauricio Pochettino, refuses to take over as manager of MU.

The shortlist of candidates compiled by the Manchester club's management also includes other names such as Zinedine Zidane, Laurent Blanc, Max Allegri, and the current interim manager, Solskjaer.

Manchester United leaders have set their sights on manager Marco Rose.

Marco Rose, 42 years old, made a strong impression on Manchester United officials after leading Red Bull Salzburg to the Austrian championship title in his first season in charge.

Red Bull Salzburg also impressively reached the semi-finals of the Europa League last season, after defeating several higher-ranked teams such as Real Sociedad, Borussia Dortmund, and Lazio.

The German strategist brings an attacking philosophy, delivering an attractive style of play to Red Bull Salzburg as the club remains undefeated in the Austrian league this season.

They also qualified for the Europa League knockout stage after winning all six of their group stage matches against Celtic, Rosenborg, and RB Leipzig.