Arsenal have cooled their interest in signing Marcus Rashford as the forward faces an uncertain future at Manchester United. The Gunners were reportedly keen on bringing the England international to the Emirates Stadium, but it seems they have now lost out to other suitors. Manchester United, who are seeking a permanent buyer for Rashford, have blocked his potential move to Liverpool and Manchester City. Rashford has little interest in remaining with United, having broken ties with his hometown club to make a fresh start elsewhere. Barcelona's option to sign Rashford for €30m (£26m) has expired without them choosing to make the 28-year-old loan move a permanent switch. United are now looking for a new buyer for Rashford, who has two years remaining on his contract. Rashford has made it clear he wants to leave United permanently and stay at Barcelona beyond this season. He told ESPN in October 2025 that he is enjoying his time at the Catalan club and wants to stay beyond this season. Rashford's future at United remains uncertain, with the club seeking a new buyer for the forward. The Gunners were among the clubs interested in signing Rashford, but it seems they have now cooled off on the idea. Manchester United's decision to block Rashford's move to Liverpool and Manchester City has left his future at the club uncertain.