'I just want to play football' - Rashford joins Villa on loan

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  Marcus Rashford joins Aston Villa on loan with option for permanent deal

  Villa could buy forward in summer for £40m Ruben Amorim not worried if Rashford scores regularly Marcus Rashford’s loan move to Aston Villa was confirmed by Manchester United late on Sunday ...
  
  The Guardian - 2h

• Rashford saga ends as forward joins Villa on loan

  Marcus Rashford has joined Aston Villa on loan from Manchester United, bringing an end to the saga around the England international's future.
  
  ESPN - 2h

• Sources: Rashford nears Utd exit with Villa loan

  Aston Villa are close to agreeing on a loan deal for Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford, sources told ESPN.
  
  ESPN - 10h
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  Asensio set for Villa loan & Rashford to have medical

  Aston Villa are set to sign Spain midfielder Marco Asensio on loan from Paris St-Germain until the end of the season.
  
  BBC News - 12h
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  Marcus Rashford due for Aston Villa medical to seal Manchester United loan

  Unai Emery also wants Asensio on loan from PSG Villa discussing including option to buy Rashford Aston Villa are close to agreeing a deal to take Marcus Rashford on loan for the rest of the ...
  
  The Guardian - 1d
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  Aston Villa closing in on Rashford loan deal

  Aston Villa are closing in on a loan deal for Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford.
  
  BBC News - 1d

• Sources: Aston Villa interested in Rashford deal

  Aston Villa are interested in signing Marcus Rashford before the transfer deadline, sources have told ESPN.
  
  ESPN - 1d
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  Villa interested in loan deal for Rashford

  Aston Villa are one of a number of clubs interested in Manchester United's out-of-favour striker Marcus Rashford.
  
  BBC News - 2d

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