Marcus Rashford has expressed skepticism about his prospects of returning to Manchester United under the management of Ruben Amorim. Currently on loan at Aston Villa, Rashford has been performing well, scoring four goals since joining the club in February, including a notable contribution in a recent match against Manchester City, despite the team's 2-1 loss.

While Rashford’s contract with United runs until 2028, sources close to the player suggest that a return to Old Trafford is not likely, particularly after being sidelined by Amorim since December. The manager's comments indicate a disconnect, stating he was unable to get Rashford to adapt to the playing style he envisions for the team. This situation has led to speculation regarding Rashford's future, with United facing the decision of whether to sell or extend another loan deal for him this summer.

Rashford, who has ruled out a move to London, is keen on joining a club that has qualified for the Champions League. Although he has yet to engage in discussions about his future, he plans to assess his options around mid-June. Additionally, he is not interested in being part of a swap deal, despite rumors linking him to a potential transfer involving Crystal Palace forward Eberechi Eze.

His performance at Aston Villa, which includes not just goals but also six assists, has revitalized his reputation and led to a recall to the England national team. Villa manager Unai Emery has praised Rashford's quick adaptation and commitment, emphasizing his importance to the squad as they approach upcoming matches, including an FA Cup semi-final.

As Rashford navigates this pivotal moment in his career, the clarity surrounding his future remains uncertain, with potential interest from various clubs expected this summer.