Michael Carrick's recent appointment as head coach at Manchester United is unlikely to influence Marcus Rashford's future at the club. Carrick, who has signed a two-year contract following a successful spell as interim manager, has a history with Rashford, having played alongside him and coached him during Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's time. Despite this connection, the club's policy on Rashford remains unchanged, with the winger still expected to leave this summer. Barcelona holds an option to sign Rashford for €30 million, but interest from the Catalan club appears to be waning. Carrick acknowledged that decisions regarding Rashford's future are pending, stating, "There's decisions to be made on certain things, and obviously Marcus is in that situation." Meanwhile, Rashford has enjoyed a productive season in Spain, scoring 14 goals and providing 14 assists. However, Manchester United has made it clear that they will not reopen negotiations with Barcelona, and they plan to seek other buyers for Rashford, who is currently on a lucrative contract that exceeds £315,000 per week.