Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford, is said to be open to a significant salary reduction to facilitate a move to Barcelona this summer, according to Football Insider.
The 27 -year -old, currently ready for Aston Villa, is looking for a new start after falling into disgrace under the manager United Ruben Amorim.
The current Rashford contract with Manchester United takes place until 2028, with a weekly salary of around £ 350,000.
However, Barcelona’s financial constraints make it difficult to accommodate such a salary.
To overcome this obstacle, Rashford is ready to reduce his salary requests to join the Catalan club.
Marcus Rashford prefers the Barcelona movement
While the preference of Rashford is a move to Barcelona, other clubs, including Aston Villa, have shown interest. However, the player’s commitment to join Barcelona remains strong and he is ready to make financial sacrifices to make this ambition.
Negotiations between representatives of Rashford and Barcelona are underway, with discussions focused on a potential loan decision with a purchase option.
This would allow Barcelona to assess the Rashford Cup within the team while managing financial risks.
Recently, the director of Barcelona, Deco praised the star of Man United who shows that they are considering a decision for the English striker.
Rashford has no future in Man United
A move to Barcelona could rekindle her career and play with world class players under a brilliant manager, Rashford can finally spend the next stage of his career.
He is often criticized for his inconsistency and outside the controversies of pitch, but a move to Barcelona far from the spotlights of the Premier League would help the player to focus more on his career without the outside noise.
The former boss of Man United, Erik Ten Hag, described Rashford as “unstoppable”.
On the other hand, Man United is currently working to replace Rashford this summer with the star of Crystal Palace Ebelechi Eze on the club’s radar.
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