Manchester United fear they could lose Marcus Rashford to Paris Saint-Germain, according to reports, with the French giants keeping close tabs on the situation.
The forward's contract with his boyhood club expires next summer, although United have the option to extend it by 12 months.
Erik ten Hag has confirmed they will do exactly that, telling reporters: "We are talking to them [Rashford and Diogo Dalot] to extend contracts, but we have control because we have an option on all the players and we will exercise those options."
However, PSG could still prise Rashford away from Old Trafford next summer, when he would be a year away from becoming a free agent.
According to the Daily Mirror, the Ligue 1 leaders are willing to make the 25-year-old one of the highest-paid footballers on the planet.
PSG could pay Rashford up to £850,000 per week as they seek a long-term replacement for Neymar, who turns 31 in less than two months.
After a difficult season last time out, Rashford - who is valued at £47.3m by Transfermarkt - has returned to form under Ten Hag this term.
The forward has scored four goals and two assists in 14 league appearances.
United will resume their season against Burnley in the EFL Cup on December 21, before taking on Nottingham Forest in the Premier League six days later.
Ten Hag's side are currently fifth in the table as they target a top-four finish this term.
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