Bayern Munich is said to be considering a movement for Marcus Rashford, with the extraordinary man United Forward reportedly on the long list of the club.
Rashford, 27, was banned in Old Trafford, last to play for the Red Devils in December and he was lent to Aston Villa for the second half of the season.
The attacker impressed in Villa Park, scored four goals and added six assists in 17 performances in all competitions, but earlier this week the club confirmed that it would not take a £ 40 million option to permanently sign him.
Rashford is linked this summer to a whole series of clubs in Europe, including Newcastle and Barcelona, with the Catalan giants reportedly the dream destination of the attacker.
According to the German newspaper Bild, Bayern Munich has now entered the race to sign Rashford this summer.
The German champions wanted to strengthen their attacking options this summer, but have already seen the most important target Florian Wirtz at Liverpool for £ 115 million.
The side of Vincent Kompany is strongly linked to Athletic Club -Vleugel player Nico Williams, while Stuttgart -striker is reportedly their top goal in front.
The report claims that Rashford has been added to their long list of goals, in which the 27-year-old has seen the 'Perfect Profile' because they can play both wide and from the front.
Rashford is said to be behind PSG's Bradley Barcola, Williams, AC Milan's Rafael Leao and Luis Diaz from Liverpool while focusing on attacking reinforcements.
Man United currently appreciates Rashford about £ 40 million, but his contract of £ 315,000 a week, which runs until 2028, can prove a stumbling block to any transfer.
If Rashford made the switch to Germany, he would join his international teammate of England Harry Kane.
Without being the deal again and United went back to the training for the season next Monday, Rashford could make an uncomfortable reunion with Red Devil's Boss Amorim.
The return of the stars of the Red Devils will be spread in view of their various international obligations at the end of the campaign, so the first session of Rashford in his Boyhood Club can be postponed to prevent persistent problems.
But if Rashford cannot find a way out, he will have no choice but to eventually return to the training under Amorim, which was clear that the 62-cap England International has no future among him.
Amorim dropped Rashford for the first time for the Manchester Derby in December, a competition that won 2-1 with 2-1, and the attacker did not stand up again before he came to Villa on Deadline day.
Shortly after he was first excluded by Amorim, Rashford, who played 426 times for United, the bomb dropped that he was ready for a 'new challenge'.
“For me, personally, I think I'm ready for a new challenge and the next steps,” he told Henry Winter in an interview.
“If I leave, it will be” no hard feelings “. You are not going to have any negative comments about Manchester United. I am as a person.
'If I know that a situation is already bad, I will not make it worse. I have seen how other players have left in the past and I don't want to be that person. If I leave, I will make a statement and it will be mine. '
When asked if he would always be a red in heart and soul, Rashford – who was in the club from the age of seven and who made his debut in 2016 -: 'Yes! 100 percent. 100 percent. '
Before he left for Villa, Amorim had said that Rashford 'has to change' to win back his place and it is very unlikely that he will ever play for United again.