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Injury rules Marcus Rashford out for rest of season

Written by Paul Kemp
Paul Kemp
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, | Updated: April 28, 2025
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Marcush Rashford while on loan at Aston Villa

    Key Takeaways:

  • Marcus Rashford is expected to miss the rest of Aston Villa’s season due to a muscle strain
  • Surgery is not required, and Rashford aims to return for England’s matches in June
  • Aston Villa have an option to buy Rashford permanently for £40 million but have yet to decide

Marcus Rashford is likely to miss the remainder of Aston Villa’s season due to a muscle strain. According to David Ornstein of The Athletic, the Englishman will not require surgery. His primary goal now is to regain fitness in time for England’s national team matches scheduled for June.

Rashford is currently playing at Aston Villa on loan from Manchester United, with the Birmingham club holding an option to buy him outright for £40 million this summer. So far, Villa Park officials have not announced whether they intend to exercise the clause. Since joining Villa, Rashford has made a total of 17 appearances, starting in 10 of those games. He has contributed four goals and five assists in 937 minutes of football, averaging a goal contribution every 104 minutes.

Reports from English media suggest that Rashford is unlikely to play for Manchester United again while Ruben Amorim remains the manager. Additionally, there is growing speculation that Rashford himself is attracted by the prospect of a move to Barcelona.

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