Hupu, May 14th, British Independent editor-in-chief Miguel Delaney has the latest report that Manchester United and Barcelona will restart negotiations on Marcus Rashford’s future next week, hoping to reach an agreement.
Barcelona had previously agreed to sign the striker for a fee of €30 million, however it is understood that the Catalan club hopes to renegotiate the terms due to budget constraints.
Rashford fully hopes to stay at Camp Nou because he has just experienced a very successful season and helped the team win the league championship. However, there is also the possibility that he could return to Manchester United again in July.
As for Old Trafford, its senior management is more inclined to sell Rashford directly because they hope to rebuild the team in other positions, especially in the midfield position, but another loan is also a possibility.
It is understood that Bayern Munich is paying attention to Rashford's direction, and it exists in a state of knowledge. But at the same time, Mikel Arteta has a great appreciation for Rashford's playing style. Arsenal have a list of potential left winger players, and this is their most important task this summer.
However, the success of any deal depends on timing. Given the complex nature of the situation, it is very likely that there will be a period of continuation or even the possibility of missing out on the final stages of the transfer window.
Previously, Ruben Amorim has been regarded as the main obstacle to Rashford's future development at Old Trafford because he rarely reuses Rashford. However, according to information disclosed by The Independent, the club gave Amorim the power to make such a decision.
Some other senior club officials also hold the view that Rashford should leave, and his outstanding performance in Spain this season just proves this view.
Rashford himself prefers to stay in Barcelona, or at least join a club with enough strength to compete in the Champions League. At the moment, returning to Aston Villa is not within the scope of his thinking.