Tottenham manager Angie Postecoglou has distanced himself from rumors of recruiting Marcus Rashford in the January transfer market 'Manchester United striker'
Rashford has made it clear in a recent interview that he intends to leave Manchester United. "I personally think I'm ready to take on a new challenge and move on to the next level." "There will be no hard feelings when you leave Manchester United. There will be no negative comments. I already know that the situation is not good, but I will not make it worse.' "I don't want to be that person because I've seen how other players left in the past. If I leave Manchester United, I will make a statement and I will write it myself."
As Rashford expressed his desire to move, leading clubs were linked, and Tottenham's name, which was interested in Rashford in the past, is also going up and down. However, Postecoglou drew a clear line ahead of the Carabao Cup quarter-final match against Manchester United (5 a.m. on the 20th) on the 19th.
"I'm not interested. I don't even care. It's a Manchester United player. That's who I am," he said. "He's a Manchester United player. He's a very good player. And Manchester United have so many good players like that." "But I only manage my players. Other coaches will manage their respective players,' he added. "I don't want to look any further into Rashford's situation at the moment." he made it clear.
For Tottenham, Rashford's high salary of £325,000 per week could be an obstacle. Postecoglou has expressed his intention to abide by the rules when it comes to Tottenham's transfer fee.
Asked directly if he would consider a move for Rashford ahead of the January transfer window, Postecoglou replied, "'To be honest, if I saw all the players linked with us, I wouldn't have time for anything else.'" "There are others who do the process"We have and will continue to do what we want to build here in a very restrained way."
Asked again if he meant 'NO', Postecoglou replied "That part is not on my radar yet." "Whether you're asking about Marcus or Premier League footballer, my answer will be the same"
