Marcus Rashford's Resurgence At Aston Villa: A Loan Spell That Could Change Everything

England forward Marcus Rashford continued his recent revival on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester United, netting his first league goal for the club in the huge 3-0 win over Brighton in midweek.

However, it's United who could be the biggest beneficiaries of the club reject's continued fine form, even with a return to the Red Devils highly unlikely. The player's huge salary could put a dent in any potential earnings for his parent club.

Pundits feel that should the strong run continue, and Villa opt against signing him, United could fetch even more for Rashford.

The player's wages are still seen as a major stumbling block, though.

In the January transfer window, Rashford secured a loan spell at Aston Villa, who are paying a minimum of 75 of his 315 000-a-week wages until June 30 and have an option to buy him in a permanent deal for 40m.