Rio Ferdinand changes stance on Marcus Rashford's Manchester United future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 7:10 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Rio Ferdinand has altered his opinion on Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United following Rashford's performance in the World Cup. After scoring as a substitute in England's 4-2 win over Croatia on June 17, Ferdinand suggested that United may need to reconsider their plans for Rashford, who had a loan spell at Barcelona last season. Rashford's previous contract status has been uncertain since his time at United was marked by limited appearances. Although previously seen as surplus to requirements, Ferdinand believes Rashford has matured and could play a key role for the team moving forward.
- •Ferdinand initially advised United to part ways with Rashford this summer.
- •Rashford scored in the 85th minute against Croatia on June 17.
- •The forward has returned to England's squad after a successful loan at Barcelona.
- •United's decision regarding Rashford could influence their summer transfer strategy.
- 7:10 PMYahoo Sports — Marcus Rashford: Rio Ferdinand performs U-turn on United ace
"Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has changed his stance on Marcus Rashford’s future. The English forward is expected to leave the Red Devils permanently this summer, but his future remains unr...
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