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Man Utd Plan Massive Pay Increase For Hero, Rashford

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 The management of Manchester United, has resolved to increase the between £500 and £1,000 per week salary of goal teenage hero, Marcus Rashford.
According to the Daily Star UK on Tuesday, Rashford is set to net a bumper pay rise as the 18-year-old is the talk of English football after plundering four goals in his first two games.

Man United board, Daily Star reports is set to open talks with Rashford and his representatives about a new deal worth £20,000 a week (around twenty times his current earnings) plus bonuses that will tie him to the club until 2020.
Daily Star claims that Van Gaal is so impressed with Rashford that he has recommended he is richly rewarded and the United management has agreed.
Man United executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward is guided by Van Gaal on player contracts, but is just as keen to secure Rashford’s long-term future.
Woodward knows the striker will now be on the radar of United’s rivals and is desperate to keep hold of him.

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