Pundit Urges Tottenham to Pursue Marcus Rashford
Jamie O'Hara's intervention spotlights Spurs' unfinished search for a left-sided attacker, raising questions about transfer cost, wages, Manchester United's willingness to sell and squad balance.
Overview
- Jamie O'Hara publicly told Tottenham to try to sign Marcus Rashford on Thursday, August 13, arguing the England forward would suit Roberto De Zerbi's system.
- Rashford returned to Manchester United after a productive loan at Barcelona and is currently part of United's squad as manager Michael Carrick has said he is back in training.
- Significant financial obstacles were highlighted, with reports placing Rashford's wages at about £350,000 a week and his Man United contract running until 2028.
- Tottenham have already spent heavily this summer and De Zerbi has signalled one more major attacking addition, with other left-sided targets linked including Savinho and Cody Gakpo.
- Squad moves could affect Spurs' ability to act because Djed Spence looks close to a move to Inter Milan and the transfer window closes in early September, which will shape any approach.