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Barcelona request emerges over issue that could impact Marcus Rashford transfer
- On Tuesday, FC Barcelona asked UEFA to move a Champions League last-16 slot to Wednesday, with elections scheduled Sunday, March 15 at the Camp Nou potentially affecting Marcus Rashford's future.
- Xavier Vilajoana, Barcelona presidential candidate, said `I am someone who believes you should always look in-house first`, citing Jan Virgili as an example over Rashford, and noting the president does not decide alone.
- Deco met Rashford's agents on Tuesday, and both parties reiterated a desire to extend his stay at Camp Nou, with Barcelona aiming to negotiate below the 30m fee while United stand firm.
- The talks left long-term plans unresolved, with a final meeting to decide Rashford's future expected in the coming months, while injury and club interests complicate Barcelona's decision.
- FC Barcelona's recruitment strategy may shift depending on the outcome of upcoming presidential elections, which could influence Rashford's transfer approach and internal talent prioritization, a candidate suggested.
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Barcelona have the option to buy Marcus Rashford for approximately £26 million when his loan spell ends at the end of the season; however, the Spanish club are reportedly looking to reduce this amount through negotiations.
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Manchester United owned Marcus Rashford is on loan at Barcelona Barcelona are working on retaining Marcus Rashford, after initially signing him on loan from Manchester United last summer. The forward has managed 10 goals and 13 assists from 34 matches in all competitions for Barcelona. Deco, the La Liga winners’ sporting director, has confirmed the purchase option for the 28-year-old. He also said there’s no penalty if Barca don’t retain the Man…
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