Marcus Rashford has revealed that Arsenal wants him, but he will only join them if one condition is met. Rashford is open to leaving Manchester United and boosting Arsenal’s title bid, but he has made it clear that there is one condition that must be met for him to make the move.

Marcus Rashford has revealed that he would only consider joining Arsenal from Manchester United if the deal aligns with their financial plans. The forward has been linked with a potential move to Arsenal after expressing his desire for a new challenge and being omitted from the squad for the Manchester derby. Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing Rashford, but the Gunners are currently struggling in attack and facing issues with both goal-scoring and creativity this season. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has hinted that Rashford’s move could soon reach a critical point.

Arsenal’s recent 1-0 loss to Everton highlighted the lack of depth and quality in their offensive options. With Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli underperforming, manager Mikel Arteta may see Rashford as a much-needed boost to their attack. Arteta has a strong track record of developing players at Arsenal, and Rashford’s versatility—capable of playing on either wing or as a striker—could make him a valuable addition. However, his reported £300,000-a-week wages pose a significant hurdle to any potential move. As Arsenal evaluates their options, Rashford must remain focused on his performances on the pitch, steering clear of off-field distractions. Whether Arteta can replicate the success he’s had with other players remains to be seen.