Patrice Evra has called on Manchester United to pay Marcus Rashford "what he wants" as they look to tie him down to a new deal.
The forward is in the form of his life, scoring in successive games in what has been a record-setting run. Written off by some last season as his form and confidence nosedived, Rashford is now leading United's attack and is on course to register his best season in front of goal.
He is doing so with his future still not secured. The Red Devils want to keep Rashford long-term, but there is interest from elsewhere, namely PSG. The club had introduced a cap on wages that wouldn't see any player earn more than £200,000 a week, but Evra has urged them to open the chequebook.
