Marcus Rashford completed a season-long loan move from Manchester United to Barcelona at the start of the campaign, having spent the second half of the previous season on loan at Aston Villa after falling out of favour at Old Trafford.

The move ultimately proved to be an inspired one. Under Hansi Flick, Rashford flourished in Barcelona's attack, producing one of the most consistent seasons of his career. Across 49 appearances in all competitions, the England international registered an impressive return of 14 goals and 14 assists, becoming a key figure in Flick's system.

Those performances made his loan spell an undeniable success, leading many to believe Barcelona would have little hesitation in activating the £26 million option to make the transfer permanent. At that price, securing a player of Rashford's quality appeared to represent excellent value.

However, fresh uncertainty has emerged over the 28-year-old's future. Rather than prioritising Rashford's permanent signing, Barcelona have instead invested heavily in their frontline by completing the £70 million signing of Anthony Gordon. The decision has raised questions about Rashford's long-term place at the club and whether his time in Spain could end when his loan expires.

After a decent season for West Ham, Crysencio Summerville was called up by Ronald Koeman to represent the Netherlands at the World Cup, where he was one of the side's best players, as they were unfortunately eliminated by Morocco in the Round of 32.

After his performances, a number of clubs have expressed interest in the West Ham player, who could look to sell the player following their shock relegation to the Championship.

The 24-year-old has been on Manchester United's radar for a while now, emerging as the club's first-choice left wing signing, but the Reds now face competition from Liverpool for his signature.

As reported by CaughtOffside, Liverpool have made a serious move for the winger after impressing at the World Cup, with new boss Andoni Iraola looking for an explosive option in the final third.

Despite valuing him at around £50 million, West Ham could eventually be forced to listen to lower offers to avoid financial restrictions. Both clubs would be able to comfortably pay such a figure, and it will likely come down to Summerville's preference as to where he wants to move.

It has emerged that the Netherlands winger only wants to join Manchester United this summer, and has made that very clear to his representatives, seeing Old Trafford as the ultimate destination.

Summerville, for around £40 million, would certainly offer fantastic depth on the wing, but INEOS have to decide where the future of boyhood red, Marcus Rashford, lies.

The Netherlands international would cost a similar amount to what United are reportedly asking for Rashford, and the fact that no news has come out about Rashford's next potential destination means that that figure could drop, with clubs unwilling to offer such high wages.

Manchester United's pre-season kicks off on the 18th of July with a friendly against Wrexham, and, despite representing England at the World Cup, it's important that the 28-year-old's future is decided before then.

He would offer a great option for Michael Carrick as part of the front three, being able to hold the width out wide, as opposed to the likes of Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha, who like to drift centrally.

As United also look for a potential striker replacement owing to Joshua Zirkzee's uncertain Old Trafford future, Rashford could deputise if needed, having featured as a striker throughout his career.