Marcus Rashford's future could be one of the transfer sagas of the January transfer window. It could even rumble on into the summer transfer window.

The England man has fallen out of favour at Old Trafford, struggling for game time first under Erik ten Hag and now under new boss Ruben Amorim.

He has been somewhat frozen out by Amorim, failing to make the squad for the three games before the defeat to Newcastle United on Monday, when he was only on the bench and was an unused substitute.

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It looks increasingly like his future lies away from Old Trafford, with the player himself admitting as much. In an interview with Henry Winter, he said: "I think I'm ready for a new challenge and the next steps."

There are plenty of suitors for his signature. Arsenal have been linked in the past and have been tipped to make a move again this January.

Chelsea, meanwhile, are another club who have been linked in the past and a Football Manager simulation of the January transfer window run by football.london predicted the Blues would sign him this month for £43million.

Rashford has been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain as well as United's Premier League rivals. There are also links with the Saudi Pro League and clubs in Turkey.

However, the United star has dropped his biggest hint yet that he is planning on staying in the biggest leagues in Europe - which could mean Arsenal or Chelsea - by rejecting offers from abroad.

According to Mail Online, Rashford has already rejected three lucrative offers from the Saudi Pro League, while he has also rejected the opportunity to make the move to Turkey. PSG could be an option and if not then it would appear a move to a direct Premier League rival could be on the cards.

If a deal cannot be struck this month, he is likely to make the move away from United in the summer.