Barcelona attempts to "soften" in Rashford negotiations

It is an understatement to say Ineos cuts work this summer. (Photo taken by Justin Setfield/Getty in photos)

Manchester United and Barcelona are still locked in negotiations, trying to find a deal for Marcus Rashford to transfer.

It was confirmed earlier this week that Rashford's agent had flew to meet with sports director Deco as the new crown La Liga champion hopes to strengthen Hansi Flick's offensive level in the 2025/2026 campaign.

The striker is the specific name on Barcelona’s shortlist, as is Liverpool’s frontman Luis Diaz, who is said to have priority if they can reach an agreement online.

Marcus Rashford waits for a new chapter after joint export

Rashford, 27, has been at Manchester United since he was seven. (Photo of Warren Jr./Getty Pictures)
Rashford was loaned to Aston Villa in January after Ruben Amorim was exiled under Ruben Amorim in late 2024, hoping to resume his stagnant career - he did.

He enjoyed a new life at VILA Park before his season suddenly ended, when he was injured in the FA Cup semifinals, overturning Villa at Wembley’s ultimate winner Crystal Palace.

He recorded four goals and six assists in 17 games in Rashford's temporary spell.

Last week, he sent a message to the club’s staff and supporters to express his gratitude for their support, which made it clear that he would not be back despite the £40 million buy option included in his terms.

Rashford to Barcelona: Game Status

Since Old Trafford's return is essentially withdrawn from the picture, the United Chief is frantically searching for a suitor willing to satisfy their demands for Rashford.

His dream move is said to be Barcelona, ​​and Blaugrana is very willing to welcome him to the team in the coming months. However, there are still obstacles in the discussion on both sides.

According to Spanish journalist Toni Juanmarti, the European giant is "Looking for ways to soften the unity"they just want the full £40 million college graduates for sale when the windows open.

Barcelona, ​​on the other hand, are eager to make a deal that will allow them to rent Rashford for a full campaign, which includes the option to buy, similar to his villa contract.

Alas, it's safe to say, it takes a job before we see Rashford putting on any potential new suitor's colors.