English Media Push Marcus Rashford Toward PSG After Uncertain Euro Prospects

Marcus Rashford’s prospects for the Euro are being framed as uncertain after he played only 15 minutes in two matches during the international break, while Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka were both forfait.

Foot Mercato says English media are pushing Rashford toward the PSG route, citing a Telegraph headline that “sa place pour l’Euro est plus qu’incertaine.”

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The same Foot Mercato piece says Gareth Southgate was asked about leaving the Manchester United forward out after the match face à la Belgique, but the England selection explained he wanted to see other players on the trêve.

Foot Mercato also quotes Alan Shearer saying, “L’Euro ? C’est loin d’être certain pour lui.”

Foot Mercato adds that the Daily Mail claims Rashford is in contact with the Paris Saint-Germain and that it could be “une option” if he is interested.

England’s final Group L game at the World Cup 2026 is set against Panama, after a 4-2 win over Croatia and a 0-0 draw with Ghana on Tuesday night.

Football Italia says fans looking to buy England tickets are directed to the official FIFA page for tickets, while also pointing to an alternative tickets hub with a “150% money back guarantee.”

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The article also lays out an England predicted line up vs Panama featuring Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka, and Harry Kane, alongside Jordan Pickford, James, O’Reilly, Guehi, Konsa, Rice, Anderson, and Bellingham.

BBC coverage of the same England cycle quotes Alan Shearer saying, “I am confident England will do that too, by beating Panama on Saturday.”

BBC adds that Shearer expects Thomas Tuchel to make three or even four changes after the disappointing result and performance against Ghana.

Racism directed at Bukayo Saka, Jadon Sancho, and Marcus Rashford after the Euro 2020 final is cited as part of the backdrop for Callum Hudson-Odoi’s decision to sever his ties with the England national team and pledge allegiance to Ghana.

“History shows us why there is no need to panic about England's draw with Ghana on Tuesday, but also underlines why it is important we immediately bounce back”

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Senego says Hudson-Odoi met President Nana Akufo-Addo at Jubilee House during a visit to Ghana to discuss how to “improve the country's football infrastructure,” and that the president asked Mustapha Ussif to persuade him to change his allegiance.

Senego reports that Ghana Sports Online says Hudson-Odoi has decided to play for Ghana, and it links the choice to FIFA’s new rules and the fact he has fewer than four appearances for England.

BBC’s Shearer argues that there is “no need to panic” about England’s draw with Ghana on Tuesday, while also stressing the importance of bouncing back.

BBC says Shearer wants to see Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford start if they are ready, with Saka on the right and Rashford on the left, and he calls for more energy and more direct one against one situations.