Ruben Amorim provides the Marcus Rashford update as the transfer deadline is approaching, with the Man United Star seeking to ensure an Old Trafford output

Ruben Amorim is in the dark about Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United while the clock works towards the day of the transfer deadline.

Rashford has been linked to a departure from Old Trafford after saying that he is “ready for a new challenge and the next steps” in his career. The 27 -year -old has not played in the last 10 United Games and saw the victory of the Europa League on Thursday night over the Rangers of a box at the stand Sir Alex Ferguson.

Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona have been linked to Rashford's firm on loan until the end of the season, but the salaries of £ 315,000 per week of the players are demonstrating to be an obstacle in the negotiations.

With 10 days to the end until the January transfer window is closed, Amorim is not yet sure how the situation will develop with Rashford.

“I don't know, I really don't know,” he said. 'Boys, it's 10 days. We will see at the end of the window what happened. And then we will talk about that at the time.

The other major United winner, Casemiro, also faces an uncertain future, after having spent the last five games sitting in the bank as an unused substitute. The 32 -year -old Brazilian has been linked to a transfer to Saudi Arabia, where clubs could pay their salary of £ 375,000 per week.

Ruben Amorim has admitted that he is not sure if Marcus Rashford will leave the club this month

The representatives of the 27 -year -old are working on an agreement to take it to Barcelona before the January window is closed.

The sports director of Los LaLiga, Deco (Middle), had conversations with the representatives of Rashford earlier this week

When explaining the absence of Casemiro, Amorim said: 'You have to have the characteristics and then I have to choose the player with characteristics that I see the game. So it's just that.

'I have to make some decisions. I want to play a style of play that is sometimes different from other coaches, and I have to choose based on that, that's. “

Amorim gave Altay Bayindir his first game in Europe for United against the Rangers after Andre Onana was guilty of an expensive error in Sunday's defeat against Brighton.

Although Onana's mistake was a consideration, Amorim insisted that it was always planned to bring Bayindir, who was the United Hero in the Victory of the Penalty Shotout of the FA Cup in the Arsenal earlier this month.

“It is always a uniform fight, but this was rotation, it was prepared,” he added. 'I also think about error and then the idea that I send you the fans, but the rotation was made. Everything was prepared and we deal with that normally.

'We plan to have two really good goalkeepers. They need time to play, they need space in the team, so this rotation was prepared.

'That mistake was my concern, but, in the end, we continued with the same plan we did last week.

I see it (bayindir) in the same way. He is prepared to help the team and that is the most important thing.

Amorim confirmed that Matthijs de Ligt was forced to leave at the break after collecting a bruise

Altay Bayindir received the approval ahead of Andre Onana for the visit of the Rangers on Thursday night

Amorim revealed that Matthijs de Ligt came out halfway against the Rangers with 'A bruise' and Leny Yoro also felt a pain that could affect his participation in Fulham on Sunday night.

'Leny was a little tired, he's playing more at this time, so we have to be very careful. We'll see. I don't know.'

United will also adopt a cautious approach to Luke Shaw, which is close to a return almost a year after his last start for the club.

“He will be fit to train with the team and then we have to start doing small minutes,” said Amorim.

'We don't have much time to train. We have to do some exercises in 10 minutes, then you have to do additional job to improve your physical condition, so I don't know. It's two weeks to start training and starting to put it in a few minutes.