Carrick: Rashford's Future Undecided, United Focused on Chelsea Clash

0:00On April 17th, Manchester United coach Michael Kerrick says there's no call yet on Marcus Rashford's future next season. The 28-year-old forward is on a season-long loan at Barcelona after losing his spot at Old Trafford. Barker has until June 15th to activate their 30-million-year-old option to buy him, roughly 26 million pounds, but United won't budge on. The terms. Rashford still has two years left on his big contract, which could jump 25% higher if United Snag Champions League spots. He's keeping options open for a return to his boyhood club and figures to make Thomas Tuchel's World Cup squad this summer. Kerrick, who played and coached alongside Rashford, knows the guy's academy roots and scoring legacy. Club owner Sir Jim Rackliffe aims to trim top wages, leaving Rashford as the highest earner once Casimiral exits. Kerrick just wants to build the best squad possible, loan players included. As interim boss and top pick for the full gig, Kerrick eyes a Premier League clash at Chelsea.

1:01A win there puts United 10 points clear of their rivals. But suspension sideline Harry McGuire and Lysandro Martinez, with Lenny Yoro also missing. The trip. Whatever shakes out with Rashford, Kerrick stays locked on squeezing Max Efford from this crew heading into the run-in.