Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has responded to reports claiming the club want to cash in on forward Marcus Rashford at the end of the season.
Reports claim that selling Rashford would help the Red Devils comply with the Financial Fair Play, as the rule favour teams who receive transfer fees for academy graduates.
Chelsea are in a similar situation with the club reportedly mulling over the idea of selling midfielder Conor Gallagher to Tottenham Hotspur.
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However, Ten Hag has no desire to desire to offload the England international in the next transfer window.
"We did not sign him last season for four years with the intention to sell him now," Ten Hag told reporters, as per ESPN.
"He should be part of this project. It is not a subject we don't talk about."
The Red Devils face Liverpool in the FA Cup on Sunday evening, and the team have received a boost with players returning.
"We had a good week," Ten Hag said.
"The players you mention [Højlund, Maguire and Wan-Bissaka] returned on the pitch, partly at the start of the week and today [Friday] they had a session and were all training.
"We have one more session and we have to see how they recover from this but it looks good."
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