Marcus Rashford has returned to Manchester United after his loan with Aston Villa officially expired on 30 June.
However, the attacker is confronted with no real future at Old Trafford and he would rather be in a new club than returning to Carrington this summer.
So, with popping up for the season, where does Rashford go?
Barcelona
Barcelona remains Rashford's preferred destination if he leaves United this summer.
And intriguingly the door would open on a move to Catalonia.
That is because in the past week Barcelona has seen their hope to land Luis Diaz or Athletic Club from Liverpool, more or less extinguished.
Liverpool rejected Bayern Munich's offer for Diaz – just as they made the progress of Barca earlier this summer – and made it clear that the Colombian is not for sale. Then Williams drew a new 10-year-old deal with Athletic Club on Friday.
Financial issues remain a concern in Barcelona. They have brought tight financial parameters by Laliga and a recent history of not registering players because of problems with the financing of those deals.
Rashford's prospect on a switch to Barcelona now looks more likely than a week ago – but how a deal will be structured will take some work given the financial issues of Barcelona, ​​the wage of Rashford at Manchester United and the preference of the Old Trafford Club to punish another loan instead of another loan.
Aston Villa
It is understanding that if he cannot move to Barcelona, ​​Rashford wants a switch to another Champions League club.
For that reason, it is that Aston Villa will be out of the race for the time being and has not pursued a permanent deal in the £ 40 million that has been established by United.
Rashford moved to Villa on loan in January and he had a promising saying there, which has a part of his best form back, but Villa missed the qualification of Champions League on the last day of the season.
Newcastle
In April it was reported that Rashford does not want to move to London, which apparently excludes Chelsea, Arsenal and Spurs.
As the largest rivals in United, Man City and Liverpool can also be considered very unlikely. If he wants to play for a Champions League club in England, it only leaves Newcastle.
It is understanding that if a Barcelona movement does not come out, Rashford may be open to Newcastle, but Sky Sports News understands that the Magpies at this stage are not interested in him.
Alexander Isak is their most important striker and Eddie Howe has other goals for Wingers, including Anthony Elanga – who made a second, increased bid of around £ 55 million for – Johan Bakayoko, Karim Adeyemi and Mo Kudus.
Other clubs abroad
There has also been interest from clubs in Germany, Italy and Saudi Aarabia, Sky Sports News.
A problem for clubs in Europe More than Saudi is the high wage of Rashford at United and how to achieve an offer that would be attractive to him.
A loan agreement would be more manageable for European clubs, but United is not fond of this and prefers a permanent sale; As they also do with Antony, Jadon Sancho and Alejandro Garnacho.
So far, Sancho has more concrete interest from Europe, including Juventus, Napoli and former Club Borussia Dortmund.