LIVERPOOL are considering a stunning move for Marcus Rashford, according to shock reports.
The Mail claims Manchester United’s misfit forward is being eyed by those in charge at Anfield in what would be the first transfer between the arch rivals for 61 YEARS.
RexMarcus Rashford is a shock transfer target for Liverpool, according to reports[/caption]
AlamyHe has no future at Man United after returning from his Aston Villa loan spell[/caption]
Rashford is up for sale after falling out with Ruben Amorim and would cost £40million after returning on loan from Aston Villa.
Liverpool are on the hunt for a new forward as they try to offload Darwin Nunez and have allegedly added Rashford to their shortlist.
Arne Slot’s preferred choice is Newcastle’s Alexander Isak, with the Premier League champs launching a move on Tuesday.
But Toon are adamant they will not sell their £150million-rated striker.
And that’s seen Liverpool explore other options as they also resist Bayern Munich’s efforts to sign Luis Diaz.
It’s claimed that Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins and Brentford’s Yoane Wissa are being targeted at home.
While abroad, Liverpool fancy the looks of Napoli’s Victor Osimhen, Eintracht Frankfurt’s Hugo Ekitike and Real Madrid’s Rodrygo.
However, the Reds are also being linked with an incredible shock move for Rashford.
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It’s alleged his name has been “floated as an idea” at Anfield, but it’s one “that has not progressed so far.”
Whether Liverpool follow up on their reported initial interest remains to be seen.
Phil Chisnall was the last player to transfer directly between United and LiverpoolPA
He swapped Old Trafford for Anfield in 1964Alamy
PA:Press AssociationGabriel Heinze pushed to join Liverpool in 2007[/caption]
Sir Alex Ferguson resisted and sold him to Real Madrid insteadGetty
But should they do, it would mark the first transfer between the Reds and rivals United for 61 years.
The last player to switch between the two was Phil Chisnall, who left Old Trafford for Anfield in 1964.
That almost ended in 2007 when United’s Gabriel Heinze demanded a move to Liverpool after falling out with Sir Alex Ferguson.
But the legendary manager refused to cave in and instead sold Heinze to Real Madrid.
There have been instances of players starring for both United and Liverpool without transferring directly between the two.
Paul Ince left United for Inter Milan in 1995 after two title wins.
But he was soon back in England when Liverpool came calling in 1997.
Elsewhere, Michael Owen scored 158 goals for his boyhood Merseyside club before joining Real Madrid in 2004.
A year later he signed for Newcastle and ended up moving to United in 2009, where he eventually won a Premier League title.
Paul Ince won two titles at Man UnitedPA:Empics Sport
GettyHe ended up joining Liverpool after a spell at Inter Milan[/caption]
Michael Owen was a smash hit for his boyhood clubPA:Press Association
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