If Marcus Rashford departs Manchester United this summer, the team may have to pay him £20 million.
For the rest of the season, the unpopular forward, 27, will remain on loan at Aston Villa.
When Rashford said in December that he was looking for a "new challenge," manager Ruben Amorim banned him.
Since joining Villa in the English top flight in January, the twenty-seven year-old forward has played five games but has not yet scored.
The Red Devils signed Rashford to a massive contract extension in the summer of 2023.
Until 2028, it is estimated to be worth an incredible £325,000 every week.
United might make "as low as £20m" if they trade Rashford to Villa, according to The Mail.
If Rashford is successful on his loan, Unai Emery's team has the option to purchase him for £40 million.
However, according to the article, Villa is "probably" not to match his at the moment salary."
Therefore, if Rashford leaves the team early, United might be left to pay the balance of his contract.