Rashford and Lingard leave celebrity restaurant Catch LA flanked by security as Man Utd stars enjoy Hollywood break

MARCUS RASHFORD and Jesse Lingard enjoyed a spot of dinner at a swanky restaurant during their Los Angeles holiday.

The Manchester United duo jetted off to California for a well-earned summer break just days after the Premier League season came to an end.

And they decided to visit LA hotspot Catch - which is often frequented by the Kardashians - for a bite to eat.

The England internationals were spotted leaving the plush restaurant - which is located on the famed Melrose Avenue - with their pals on Tuesday night.

Rashford, 24, rocked a flowy cream shirt and beige trousers as he was flanked by the venue's security.

After dinner, Lingard and Rashford's brother Dwaine visited celebrity hotspot The Nice Guy - an intimate and exclusive restaurant and lounge.

Lingard, 29, was seen leaving the venue wearing a small pair of sunglasses.

Rashford and Lingard's days as club team-mates will come to an end in just a matter of weeks.

Lingard's contract at Old Trafford is set to expire in the summer and the winger has no intention of penning a new deal with the Red Devils.

West Ham United are keen on bringing him back to the London Stadium, where he spent the second half of the 2020/21 season on loan.

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Rashford's future is also up in the air following the appointment of Erik ten Hag as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's permanent successor.

The MBE endured a poor season, scoring a paltry five goals in 32 appearances in all competitions.

SunSport, however, understands the forward is determined to stay at the Theatre of Dreams and fight for a place in Ten Hag's starting XI.

But he was recently urged to leave United by ex-Liverpool ace Jamie Carragher, who said: "This is a young man that I believe has to go and explore and go to do something else.

"He looks like he’s fallen out of love with the game right now. Go and play somewhere, because there’s no doubt there’s a player in there.

"There will be hundreds of clubs that would want him. He’s had enormous success against the likes of Paris Saint-Germain in Europe.

"Clubs in England would want him – Tottenham, Arsenal – everyone would want him. But I think his time has run at Manchester United."

United's first pre-season outing will take place on July 12 and see them lock horns with bitter rivals Liverpool in Bangkok.