Forward Marcus Rashford has lost sponsorship relationships with three major firms in recent years, while his troubles at Manchester United have persisted.
His drop in form cost him a spot in England’s Euro 2024 squad and resulted in a January loan move to Aston Villa.
During this time, he reportedly broke ways with Burberry, Levi’s, and Beats, which had previously supported him at the height of his career.
According to The Mail, his move to Villa might have a further influence on his sponsorship revenues, particularly with Nike.
United were in Nike’s top-tier category, but Villa are in a lower band, which might result in a 50% fall in his salary.
With fewer goals and appearances already reducing his earnings, Rashford’s transfer could be costly off the pitch.