Turkish club Fenerbahce is prepared to make significant financial outlays for the transfer of Marcus Rashford, according to The Sun.
The club has already been in contact with the England international's representatives. He tops the shortlist of three forwards, which also includes Rafael Leao from AC Milan and Ismaila Sarr from Crystal Palace.
Club officials at Manchester United are open to selling the player.
His contract runs until 2028, giving United an advantage. However, the desire to offload wages and secure finances before the transfer window closes remains a possibility.
The forward scored two goals in six matches during England's run to the third-place match at the World Cup. His performances have reminded everyone of what he is capable of when confident and trusted by the manager.
United's head coach Michael Carrick trusts the player, complicating a potential departure, unlike the situation with Tottenham earlier this summer.
Despite this, a move to Turkey appears unlikely, as Rashford wishes to remain at the elite level in European football.
Negotiations between the clubs are scheduled for this week, with the first call already made.
