"Marcus Rashford is something of a forgotten man at Manchester United after a year and a half away from the club. Rashford has spent this season on loan at Barcelona, scoring 14 goals in all competitions for the La Liga champions. But it remains to be seen where his future lies, with his contract at Manchester United running until 2028."
"According to Mundo Deportivo, Rashford has agreed in principle a three-year deal with Barcelona. The 28-year-old is reportedly willing to accept a salary 40 per cent lower than at United, but the agreed deal now needs to be renegotiated. A five-year deal could instead help Barcelona spread the required transfer fee over a longer period as they continue to be held back by financial limitations."
"Barca have an option to sign Rashford permanently from United for a fee of 26m, but they are reluctant to pay it. The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. United do not want to reduce their demands, so there is currently an impasse, despite the player's apparent willingness to remain with the Catalan club."
"Asked earlier this month if he would stay at Barcelona, Rashford said: I don't know, I am not a magician. If I was, I would stay. We will see. Back in December, he said: I feel very lucky and fortunate that this is one of the places that I've been able to play for. Because it's a huge club, a club I've always admired as a young boy my favourite club outside of England."
Marcus Rashford has been on loan at Barcelona, scoring 14 goals in all competitions for the La Liga champions. His Manchester United contract runs until 2028, and Barcelona reportedly has an option to sign him permanently for a 26m fee but is reluctant to pay it. A three-year agreement in principle is said to require renegotiation, with Rashford reportedly willing to accept a salary about 40% lower than at United. Barcelona may prefer a five-year deal to spread the transfer fee due to financial limitations. United are not willing to reduce their demands, creating an impasse despite Rashford’s apparent willingness to stay at Barcelona.
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