United's hierarchy have made it clear that they have no plans to bring Rashford back into the fold next season, according toThe Sun. The forward, who is currently on a season-long loan at Barcelona, remains surplus to requirements at United despite a recent social media post that sparked speculation among supporters about a potential return to the club.
On Tuesday, Rashford’sX account retweeted a post from United’s official account regarding their return to the Champions League, adding a "Congratulations" message with a heart emoji. It was his first digital interaction with the club in nearly a year, but this has not changed the club's stance on his future. United are eager to clear his significant wages from the books, which are set to rise to £325,000-a-week in July following their successful Champions League qualification.