
Rashford's Roma interest cooled over his reported £9.5m-equivalent wage demands, and he will miss Manchester United clash
Marcus Rashford will not play against Roma tomorrow evening, with Manchester United's Carrick-led side missing him through injury, having been offered to Roma during the summer but ending the transfer interest over his wages. Roma head into the Champions League fixture against Manchester United without Dybala and Pellegrini, and their search for a left winger ended without a signing after the names of Leweling, Luiz Henrique and Nusa faded away in the final days of the transfer window. Roma's attack will be led by Mora, Malen, Soulé and Castro, and the club are dealing with an emergency situation in that department. Manchester United, by contrast, are going through one of the worst moments in their history, and Carrick faces a critical test without Shaw, Ugarte and Sesko. Rashford had trained partially with the group in the days before the match, but he has been ruled out and is not at 100 per cent fitness. The England star had been offered to Roma during the summer, with a first attempt made last year and the player, who was not bought permanently by Barcelona, proposed again a few months ago. Gian Piero Gasperini gave his approval, and there were several contacts in July. The dream ended quickly because of his high annual salary of 11 million euros, which also held back Barcelona, who ultimately decided not to make his move permanent. Rashford and Roma will not meet tomorrow evening.


