Marcus Rashford Set for Manchester United Return After World Cup

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Marcus Rashford is expected to rejoin Manchester United's squad for the upcoming season after his World Cup duties.
Despite a strained relationship and a desire to offload his salary, the club plans for his return, with manager Michael Carrick expressing optimism for the new campaign.

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Marcus Rashford is expected to rejoin Manchester United's squad for the upcoming season after his World Cup duties. Despite a strained relationship and a desire to offload his salary, the club plans for his return, with manager Michael Carrick expressing optimism for the new campaign.

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