Barcelona are serious with Marcus Rashford deal after Rashford’s agent contacted Barcelona as he is Keen to join the Spanish Giants. Frankie De Jong also wants to leave Barcelona so a deal will happen soon”- BREAKING NEWS as Marcus Rashford says yes to Barcelona after confirming that he won’t be playing for Manchester United again especially under Rúben Amorim.
Marcus Rashford is reportedly open to a move to Barcelona following contact from the La Liga club, who have proposed a loan deal with an option to buy the Manchester United forward next summer.
Rashford’s future at Manchester United appears increasingly uncertain. After making over 400 appearances and contributing to more than 200 goals for his boyhood club, the forward seems poised to seek a new challenge.
The 26-year-old publicly expressed his desire for a change after being omitted from the squad for United’s 2-1 victory against Manchester City. He was also absent from the League Cup quarter-final against Tottenham, further fueling speculation about his departure.
Barcelona has reportedly approached United with a proposal to take Rashford on loan in January, including an option to purchase him for £35 million (€42.1m/$44m) in the summer. According to FootballTransfers, Rashford is aware of Barcelona’s interest and is keen on the move.
Reports from TEAMtalk suggest Rashford is ready to leave England, with Spain being a particularly appealing destination. Manchester United is said to be open to a January loan deal, as long as the forward does not join another English club.
A loan move aligns with Barcelona’s financial constraints, which have already raised concerns about their ability to register summer signing Dani Olmo for the second half of the season. While Rashford’s wages might be a hurdle, Barca could explore solutions to finalize the deal. A permanent transfer next summer remains uncertain, but circumstances could change in the coming months.
In addition to their interest in Rashford, Barcelona is reportedly targeting Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold. Their interest in the right-back is described as “serious,” with internal discussions underway to explore financing the move.
On the other hand, Barcelona faces potential outgoings. Liverpool has reportedly inquired about midfielder Gavi, who could consider a move if his playing time doesn’t improve following his ACL recovery. Meanwhile, if Dani Olmo remains unregistered for the second half of the season, Premier League leaders Arsenal could swoop in to secure him on a free transfer.
