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Published 11:37 30 Jun 2021 BST

What!? Just like that? The entire Jadon Sancho to United saga finally over after nothing more than yet another fan page simply asking Rashford if he is joining? Fabrizio Romano, eat your heart out! Or maybe not...
A few hours after the tweet was initially posted, it was no longer, deleted by Rashford's himself. The specific reply came after @unitedcloud took a punt under a seemingly innocuous tweet from an England fan sharing a picture of the Man United star's name on her kid's shirt.
https://twitter.com/MarcusRashford/status/1409988986140086272?s=20
As you can see, the tweet is now deleted but take from me - a person who saw it go live - and everyone else who saw United Twitter go in to meltdown, it was real and he did tweet it.
'Yes x' is now official transfer parlance and trumps 'Here we go!' - facts.
Now, a lot of people are debating whether Marcus may have had a few shandies after the Germany game, or was simply teasing fans knowing full well he could delete it the morning after. Either way, he did and started today by 'clearing up' any confusion.
https://twitter.com/MarcusRashford/status/1410119290989199360?s=20
You know exactly what you're doing, Rashy, and we absolutely love it.
On a slightly more serious note, it is funny to think that this how the Sancho to United saga could all come to an end: nothing more than a tweet from a player.
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