Compete with Barcelona? It is revealed that Paris Saint-Germain is looking for Rashford at a high price

As the defending Champions League champion, Paris Saint-Germain is planning to bring Rashford to Paris, a decision that stems from his outstanding performance in the Spanish arena.

It is reported that many European giants have shown strong interest in Rashford. According to Spanish media Fichajes, Paris Saint-Germain is preparing to submit a offer of up to 45 million euros to Manchester United in an attempt to sign the England striker.

Rashford, 27, is a player trained by Manchester United's youth training system. If he successfully transfers, he will become the second highest transfer earnings in Manchester United's history, second only to Garnacho, who transferred to Chelsea for 46.2 million euros.

Currently, Rashford is playing in Barcelona on loan, with a buyout clause of about 30 million euros in the contract. After joining the Camp Nou, he quickly showed his value and scored twice in his Champions League debut against Newcastle United, amazing the audience.

In addition to his excellent goal-scoring ability, Rashford also integrates well into coach Flick's tactical system. He has the flexibility to act on both sides, actively participate in the team's overall offense, and is increasingly threatening in organization and assists.

It was this comprehensive progress that brought him into the signing field of Paris Saint-Germain. The Ligue 1 overlord hopes to further enhance his forward strength to consolidate his competitiveness in the Champions League. Rashford's speed, technology and all-rounder attributes are considered to be perfectly in line with the team's needs.

On the other hand, Barcelona management is also eager to officially buy out Rashford. Considering the previously agreed buyout price, the club believes that this is a very cost-effective transaction, so it is not willing to let the England international go easily. However, according to sources, Barcelona's budget may not exceed 30 million euros.

The final decision is still in the hands of Manchester United. Despite agreeing to loan, the Red Devils have the right to choose to sell players to the club with the highest bidding. With Paris Saint-Germain's strong intervention, this transfer may trigger a trilateral struggle.