Rashford's Transfer Clause Excludes Liverpool, Man City

Marcus Rashford, the Manchester United forward, is contemplating a summer exit from the club as he has struggled to secure a consistent starting role in recent seasons. Reports indicate that his transfer clause excludes two of the biggest domestic rivals, Liverpool and Manchester City.
The 28-year-old's future at Old Trafford appears uncertain, especially after spending time on loan at Aston Villa and Barcelona. His previous release clause was around £35 million, which expired earlier this week.
Barcelona is not expected to pursue a move for Rashford following their recent acquisition. Liverpool's manager, Jurgen Klopp, has shown interest in strengthening the forward line, with Ivorian starlet Yan Diomande identified as a lead target.
Rashford is anticipated to be sought after by European clubs during the summer transfer window, although a move abroad is perceived as a potential option.
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