Rashford wants CL MOVE with man utd desperate to sell to finance transfer oversevision

Marcus Rashford will stop next season for Champions League – football – in one fell swoop for Aston Villa and Manchester United.

The loan from the attacker in Villa Park has ended and he will not permanently draw after Sunday 2-0 loss at United Saw them end in the table sixth.

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Tort Understands Boss Unai Emery wanted him in the long term after a number of impressive versions since signing in January.

But Rashford27, which is on the radar of Barcelona, ​​wants to become a member of a club in Europe Elite Competition.

And they are ready to sign Wolves star Matheus Cunha, who Will wear its old no 10 -shirt.

Rashford loved his time in Villa and recaptured his appetite for football after a nightmare end to his old Trafford career.

He contributed four goals and five assists in 17 games and earned a recall in England.

But beat with United Saw them in the sixth, leaving their hope behind to sign Rashford.

Villa would also have trouble financing a deal, with the loss of the last day Costs about £ 50 million After being forced to settle for a spot from the Europa League.

United wants to sell Rashford Help to balance the booksAllowing a major overhaul of their team and removal of its £ 350,000 a week’s salary from their wage account.

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Rashford – who would cost around £ 40 million – said goodbye to Villa fans on Instagram yesterday.

He said: “It is a special club and I appreciated the way Villa fans embraced me with open arms.

“It is a huge disappointment not to have made the Champions League for which everyone has worked so hard for the entire season, but I know that this club and the team are coming back stronger.”

Wolves Star Cunha, 25, has a release clause of £ 62.5 million and the Brazilian will sign a five-year-old deal with the option of another 12 months.

United is also enthusiastic about Ipswich Striker Liam DelapBut he has the choice of different clubs.

They have identified Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo as a possible alternative.