Manchester United has decided not to sell the shirts of two players for the 2025/26 season following a significant decision regarding Marcus Rashford.

Manchester United continues to sell Marcus Rashford jerseys, while Jadon Sancho and Antony’s shirts are not available on their official website.

All three wingers were on loan during the second half of last season. Sancho went to Chelsea, and Antony had a successful stint at Real Betis, whereas Rashford spent four months at Aston Villa after falling out of favor with manager Ruben Amorim.

The club’s online shop suggests that Rashford might return, as fans can customize the new 2025/26 home shirt with “Rashford 10.” Sancho’s previous number has been given to Manuel Ugarte, and Antony’s No. 21 is still not listed.

Rashford has three years left on his contract, while Antony’s runs until 2027 and Sancho’s expires in a year. Rashford scored in both of Amorim’s initial Premier League matches but was soon dropped, with his last game on December 12 against Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League.

After more than six weeks off, he joined Aston Villa, scoring four goals and providing six assists in 17 matches. His performances earned him a spot in the England squad in March. Reports in April suggested Rashford would have discussions about his future at United in mid-June, indicating uncertainty about returning to his childhood club.

Amorim commented on Rashford’s loan, saying, “I couldn’t get Marcus to understand how to play football and train the way I envision.”