Marcus Rashford has emerged as one of the most sought-after forwards in European football this summer transfer window.
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly battling with Arsenal and Chelsea to sign the Manchester United forward, according to the Daily Mail.
Rashford, 28, spent last season on loan at Barcelona, where he impressed under manager Hansi Flick before the club opted against a permanent deal.
Barcelona held a £26m buy option on the player but were only willing to pay £13m, a figure Manchester United rejected outright.
Michael Carrick’s side are open to selling Rashford and are reportedly hoping a strong World Cup campaign with England will boost his market value further.
Tottenham’s interest comes amid growing concerns over their left flank options heading into the new campaign this summer.
Wilson Odobert has suffered a serious knee injury and faces several months on the sidelines, while Mathys Tel is still considered too young and developing.
Spurs are also reportedly unlikely to make Randal Kolo Muani’s loan move permanent, and Richarlison could be sold as he enters the final year of his contract.
Arsenal’s pursuit of a new left winger follows an inconsistent season from both Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard, with the Gunners keen to upgrade the position.
Chelsea, meanwhile, bolstered their wide options last summer by signing both Alejandro Garnacho and Jamie Gittens, though neither delivered convincingly in their debut campaigns at Stamford Bridge.
Garnacho’s poor performances have since fuelled speculation about his future at the club, while Gittens was hampered by fitness problems throughout the season.
The Daily Mail report also indicates that Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Aston Villa are among the other clubs who may make a move to secure Rashford’s services.
With multiple elite clubs circling, United appear well positioned to command a competitive fee for the England international before the transfer window closes.