Agents are reportedly circling around Marcus Rashford as they look to add the Manchester United striker to their clientele.
The 21-year-old has made a concerted effort to remain grounded ever since he shot to stardom at Old Trafford by scoring braces in his first two senior games against FC Midtjylland and Arsenal in 2016.
As a result, Rashford leaves much of the management over his career to his mother, Melanie, as well as close friend and former United player Danny Welbeck.
According to the Daily Mail, agents have targeted taking Rashford under their wing over the summer, but the striker remains content with being advised by his family and close friends.
Paul Stretford, who represents Wayne Rooney, is thought to be among the list of agents who are interested in the England striker.
Rashford, now Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's undisputed first-choice striker, has endured a mixed season so far, claiming a brace against Chelsea but more recently disappointing supporters during a 1-1 draw with Southampton.
