
Since joining Villa in January, Rashford has netted four goals and provided six assists in 17 appearances, contributing to the team's deep runs in both the FA Cup and Champions League.
Emery has praised Rashford's attitude and performance, stating, "I think his potential is still big... I am very happy to have him here, to try to help him to recover his performances." This positive assessment indicates Emery's satisfaction with Rashford's integration into the squad and hints at a desire to retain him beyond the current loan spell.
Aston Villa holds a £40 million option to make Rashford's move permanent, contingent on the player's agreement. However, Rashford has expressed a desire to play for a Champions League-qualified club and is reportedly not considering a return to Manchester United under current manager Ruben Amorim. Additionally, he has ruled out moves to London-based clubs, narrowing his potential destinations.
Manchester United, on their part, are reportedly open to a permanent transfer and have even considered a swap deal involving Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins, though such a move remains speculative.
As the season progresses, Rashford's performances under Emery's guidance will likely influence both his future and Aston Villa's decision on whether to exercise their purchase option.
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