Jamie O'Hara Urges Tottenham to Pursue Marcus Rashford

Tottenham still lack a top-quality left-sided attacker and wage demands plus Manchester United's stated intent make any Rashford move uncertain.

Overview

On Aug 13, former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara publicly told Tottenham to sign Marcus Rashford, saying the England forward would suit Roberto De Zerbi and calling him a "brilliant player."
Sky Sports and other outlets say Tottenham view a left-sided forward as a priority and have been linked with Manchester City's Savinho and Liverpool's Cody Gakpo as alternatives to Rashford.
Marcus Rashford has returned to Manchester United after a season-long loan at Barcelona in which he scored and assisted heavily, and United manager Michael Carrick has said "he's our player," signalling United may keep him.
O'Hara and reports flagged Rashford's reported £350,000-a-week wage as a major obstacle, while De Zerbi has hinted at a marquee signing as Spurs weigh their remaining resources after heavy summer spending.
Separately, Sky Sports reports Djed Spence is close to joining Inter Milan in a deal that could be worth up to £30m, a move that would leave Tottenham needing right-back cover after roughly £237m was spent on six new players this window.