US EditionMarcus Rashford Holds Transfer Talks in Bid to Leave Man Utd for Dream Club - The Mirror
- Marcus Rashford is negotiating a possible transfer from Manchester United to Barcelona during the summer 2025 transfer window.
- Rashford seeks a permanent exit after a 2025 loan at Aston Villa and United's willingness to sell him amid squad changes and financial constraints at Barcelona.
- Barcelona, guided by director Deco and head coach Hansi Flick, prefer a loan with an option to buy due to salary cap limits and value Rashford’s motivation over costlier alternatives.
- Manchester United set Rashford’s asking price at around £48 million while he reportedly would accept a pay cut and has refused other offers to join Barcelona exclusively.
- If completed, the transfer could relieve United’s wage burden and offer Rashford a fresh start at Barcelona, though prolonged negotiations and financial limits make the outcome uncertain.
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