Ten Hag's favored player at Manchester United has received an offer, and the new coach has made a decision on his future! Barcelona has informed Rashford that they intend to make his move permanent.

During the winter window, Manchester United brought back English midfielder Toby Collyer from Championship club West Bromwich Albion due to his lack of playing time there. Another Championship team has now made an offer to loan him until the season's end. Despite needing new midfielders, the Red Devils no longer have room for this 22-year-old player.

Collyer is currently receiving treatment for a calf injury, but even before he was injured, he rarely featured as a starter at West Brom. As his injury is nearing recovery, the club is preparing to loan him out again. According to Sky Sports UK, Hull City has shown interest, hoping to strengthen their squad for a return to the Premier League. Hull City currently sits seventh in the table, narrowly missing out on playoff spots due to an inferior goal difference.

Sky Sports reporter Daniyal Khan stated, "Collyer is still recovering from his injury but is close to full fitness. For the 22-year-old, Hull City is just one of many clubs pursuing him."

Transfer expert Ben Jacobs told talkSPORT radio that Hull City is negotiating with Manchester United over Collyer's deal. Hull City's head coach Sergei Jakirovich clearly said about Collyer, "If we can get him on loan, I would gladly accept."

Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano mentioned that Manchester United will decide whether to accept Hull City's offer after appointing an interim manager. However, unless the new coach favors Collyer like his predecessor Ten Hag did, the player is likely to be loaned out again since someone who cannot secure a starting spot in the Championship is unlikely to meet Manchester United's standards.

Following Ruben Amorim's dismissal, Casemiro is also more likely to leave Manchester United. The 40-year-old Portuguese coach was one of Casemiro's strongest supporters, so according to the Manchester Evening News, the coaching change is undoubtedly bad news for Casemiro.

The 33-year-old Brazilian veteran's contract expires this summer. Although Manchester United can exercise the option to extend it by one year, doing so would keep "Fat Tiger" on a weekly wage of £350,000, which the club is absolutely unwilling to do.

Moreover, Amorim's sacking will not affect Rashford's future. Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano revealed that Barcelona informed the 28-year-old English winger's agent this week that they plan to buy him outright this summer, hoping to continue their cooperation. Negotiations with Manchester United and Rashford may start soon, and the player will definitely need to take a pay cut because his current £325,000 weekly wage at the Red Devils is unsustainable.

Barcelona holds an option to convert Rashford's loan into a permanent transfer for €30 million after the season ends, with an additional €5 million in performance-related add-ons. A recent poll showed that 54.6% of respondents support Barcelona purchasing Rashford's full rights.

This season, Rashford has scored 7 goals and provided 11 assists, and he has openly expressed his love for Barcelona, earning recognition from local fans. Head coach Hans Flick has also praised Rashford's attitude multiple times.

Manchester United's decision to offload Rashford along with several other first-team players currently out on loan was not made by Amorim alone. Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos also approved these departures, so there are no plans to recall the loaned-out players at this time.

Rashford's number 10 jersey has already been assigned to new signing Cunha, who cost £62.5 million, signaling that Manchester United has long since accepted that Rashford's future lies away from Old Trafford.