Amidst contract uncertainties and recent disciplinary issues, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has reportedly expressed interest in signing Marcus Rashford, according to reliable sources. The French club’s interest could be fueled by Rashford’s recent discussions with Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, potentially signaling a shift in the player’s future.

Rashford, 26, has been linked with a possible departure from Manchester United, and recent events have added to the speculation. The forward missed the FA Cup match against Newport County, citing illness, only for it to be revealed later that he had been partying in Belfast the night before.

PSG had previously shown interest in Rashford before he signed a new five-year deal with Manchester United last summer. The i reports that PSG is once again “tempted” to pursue Rashford at the end of the season. However, Manchester United remains steadfast in its commitment to retain the local hero.

Despite the interest from PSG, Rashford is reported to have no intentions of seeking a move away. The player received a two-week suspension and a £650,000 fine for his disciplinary infraction, which the club described as an “internal disciplinary matter.”

Rashford’s recent escapade in Belfast raised eyebrows, with reports detailing a night out that concluded with him passing out fully dressed at 2:50 a.m. PSG’s renewed interest in Rashford adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing situation, with both the player and Manchester United yet to make definitive statements about his future at the club.