RISE & TYNE Newcastle is poised to provide Marcus Rashford with the ideal opportunity to revive his career and move past the difficulties he’s facing at Manchester United.

The Magpies are prepared to provide the England striker with Champions League football following his loan at Aston Villa.

Newcastle could be the key to helping Marcus Rashford have the successful season he needs to rejuvenate his career at both club and international levels.

While Rashford dreams of moving to Barcelona, the Spanish club has yet to show serious interest in the 27-year-old.

Sources reveal that Newcastle is confident they can offer him the perfect platform to rebuild his career.

Toon manager Eddie Howe anticipates retaining Arsenal target Alexander Isak, and instead of seeing Rashford as a replacement for the 25-year-old Swede, they view him as an ideal rotational player.

The Magpies are reportedly interested in a year-long loan for the 62-cap star, but Old Trafford officials prefer a permanent transfer.

Rashford’s chances of returning to United seem slim, even with his contract lasting until 2028.

He scored in Ruben Amorim’s first two matches in charge last November but hasn’t played for the Red Devils since December 12. After being completely left out of the matchday squad, he joined Villa for the remainder of the season, where he managed four goals and six assists in 17 appearances.

Now, Rashford is eager to return to a Champions League stage next season. With Newcastle looking to bolster their attacking options for the upcoming European campaign, they are monitoring Callum Wilson, 33, who is being pursued by Everton and Saudi clubs, though he might remain at St James’ Park.

Additionally, Chelsea recently won the £30 million bid for Ipswich striker Liam Delap, making a move for Rashford—given his experience and desire to shine ahead of the World Cup—beneficial for both parties.