Rashford 'wants to stay at Man Utd for more years with new deal on verge'

Marcus Rashford reportedly plans to stay at Manchester United for 'many more years' and is close to signing a contract extension that would be the biggest deal of his career.

The Englishman, whose current deal expires next summer, had stalled on an extension earlier in the season but The Sun claim he is now ready to commit his long term future to the club.

Rashford has been targeted by the likes of Paris Saint-Germain but he is very happy with his first season under Erik ten Hag and the progress the team has made.

A source told The Sun : 'Marcus is staying at United. He was waiting to see if the club got in the Champions League and now they have, he is delighted.

'He loves playing for Ten Hag and believes he has delivered on all of his promises.'

'The deal he is negotiating is the biggest of his career and still has work left in it.

'But both sides want the same thing — for Marcus to sign and stay at United for many more years.'

Rashford is coming off the back of his best ever season at Old Trafford, having scored 30 goals in 56 appearances.

United won the Carabao Cup as well as reaching the FA Cup final and finishing third in the Premier League.

Rashford was named their player of the year at the club's end of year awards last week.

Upon winning the award, Rashford said: 'Definitely a proud feeling, it's been a long time since an academy player has won this award so I feel a huge sense of pride.

'I just hope that more academy players can go on and win this award and feel what I'm feeling right now on the stage.

'I'm very happy, very pleased, and I just want to say a big thanks to team-mates, staff, because without them pushing you every day in training you don't get to see the best version of me.

'I appreciate all of you guys and thank you very much.'