“Marcus Rashford to Everton? Moyes delivers official transfer message. Everton manager David Moyes has poured cold water on suggestions that Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford could join the club in January by insisting that talks over any winter signings are yet to begin.”
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- Reported fee
- Asking €35m
- Value
- €32m
- Reporters
- 1 credible
Where he ends up in the January windowEvery outcome by the January deadline, adding up to 100%. A move in a later window is not counted.
EvertonThis rumour- Other clubNot yet named
Stays at Man UnitedNo move
- ReportingNo trusted reporter6 outlets, all tabloids or aggregatorsAgainst the move
- ContractRuns to June 20281 year 8 months left
- EvertonSpending under pressureAgainst the move
- FeeReported Asking €35mValue €32m
The story so far
3 reports · newest firstFootballTransfersTrust 55AggregatorAggregatorReport ESPN FCTrust 80Second-handSecond-handBroadcasterReport “Transfer rumors, news: Everton eye loan for Man United's Rashford. Everton are weighing up a January loan for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford. Transfer Talk has the latest.”
FootballTransfersTrust 55First reportFirst reportReport “Exclusive: Man Utd in Rashford talks with Premier League rivals. FootballTransfers understands that Marcus Rashford's time at Manchester United is - belatedly - coming to an end.”
In the article“Make us your Google favourite FootballTransfers understands that Manchester United and Everton are in discussions over a possible January move for Marcus Rashford.”
Chance it happens in JanuaryLong shot
5%
- Reported fee
- Asking €35m
- Value
- €32m Powered by
Rashford to Everton: loan talk persists, but nothing concrete yet
The situation
Everton's interest in Marcus Rashford has not gone away, but the latest reports actually soften rather than sharpen the story. Transfer News Live, relaying Football Insider on 3 November, says Rashford could consider leaving Manchester United only if he fails to secure regular football under Michael Carrick, and that Everton have discussed a January loan. TEAMtalk, also citing Football Insider, frames it the same way: a loan, not a sale, and dependent on Rashford's playing time rather than any agreed terms. That is a step back from the sale talk floated in late October.
The reporting
No trusted reporter has backed any of this. FootballTransfers first reported it on 24 October, and since then a string of tabloids and aggregators, among them Football Insider, TEAMtalk, CaughtOffside, Transfer News Live, Transfer News Central and ESPN FC, have carried and recycled the same claim without adding a confirmed bid or fixed terms. Several of these outlets are simply repeating Football Insider's line, so this is closer to one voice than six.
The outlook
Given that, this looks a long way from happening. For it to move, Rashford would need to fall further out of favour at Old Trafford, and Everton would need to firm up a loan proposal with United, who hold his contract until 2028, something no report yet describes as agreed. The wage split that Football Insider mentioned as still under discussion is another obstacle.
What happens next
Any real movement would need a concrete loan proposal on the table once the January window opens on 1 January, or clear evidence Rashford's game time at United has collapsed further.
Sources the analyst weighedFootballTransfersTrust 55ESPN FCTrust 80
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Money trail
Value €32m
€35mTransfer News Live
Who is behind this story
FootballTransfersFirst report
Outlet · Premier League
2 reports on this storyfirst 24 Oct
ESPN FCRepeats another report
Outlet · Global
1 report on this storyfirst 29 Oct
Questions about this transfer
How likely is Marcus Rashford to join Everton?
Transfer Tracker rates Marcus Rashford to Everton at 5%, a longshot on the current reporting from 1 reporter.
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