Famous Arsenal fan and football host Laura Woods would love to see the Gunners sign Marcus Rashford this summer.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is preparing to bolster his attacking options at the Emirates Stadium ahead of next season.
Rashford is reportedly one of those the Gunners are monitoring, and he is currently available for around £26 million.
The England international spent the season on loan at Barcelona, weighing in with 14 goals and 14 assists across all competitions.
However, the La Liga club are reluctant to pay the £26m to make his season-long loan a permanent move and have just paid £70m for Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon.
It remains to be seen where Rashford would be next season as a return to Manchester United is unlikely, but Woods wants him back in the Premier League and she is hoping Arsenal would go for him.
“I would love to see Rashford there,” she replied on talkSPORT when asked if she would be open to the Gunners signing the Englishman.
“For that amount of money? Was it £26m?”
😍 "I would love to see Rashford there!"
😲 "For that kind of money!? Was it £26m!?"
TNT Sports host and #AFC fan Laura Woods would be very happy to see Marcus Rashford leave #MUFC for the Emirates this summer! 🙏 pic.twitter.com/iXsmpoW1qD
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) May 29, 2026
Arsenal are eyeing a move for Aston Villa attacker Morgan Rogers, but they could end up signing two or three forwards depending on exits. The likes of Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard have been linked with potential exits this summer.
The North London club need quality squad depth to challenge strongly across four competitions next season, and adding Rashford to their ranks could be huge.
He has the experience, quality and versatility Arsenal need in their forwards, and Arteta could do with such a player.
His future is not sorted yet as it appears Barca want to renegotiate the £26m fee and pay a lesser fee, and other suitors will be monitoring the situation.
An impressive World Cup with England could see his value skyrocket, and Arsenal have to make a move before the tournament if they really want him.