Former Manchester City striker Craig Bellamy believes that ​Manchester United may think about loaning out striker Marcus Rashford next season, amid reports that he is unhappy with the playing time that he is getting at Old Trafford. 

Reports earlier in the week indicated that​ Rashford may look for a move away from United during the summer transfer window in search for more game time, however, ​United seem reluctant to lose one of the brightest prospects in the English game.

Talking on the ​The Debate show on Sky Sports, Bellamy suggested that a loan deal may the best for all parties. 

​“I would be worried if he didn’t want to play and wasn’t disappointed with not starting,” he said.

“But I am sure Man Utd are looking at it and thinking ‘he isn’t going’.”

“He might not be getting the game time he wants and maybe not next year if one or two players come in, but he could go on loan and go to a club they want because he is going to be there for the long haul, because he’s that good a player.

“If he was available there would be a queue of clubs, top clubs, wanting to sign him. I think he’s going to be a star, one of the top players.”

20-year-old Rashford has scored six goals in 29 ​Premier League appearances for Man U this season, but has mostly been used as an impact substitution by Jose Mourinho.

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