Marcus Rashford will be frozen out at Manchester United by manager Amorim and join Barcelona on loan with the option to buy
Marcus Rashford is trapped in a loan move to Barcelona, and the Manchester United star must follow some strict rules to succeed under Hansifrik. Rashford is frozen at Old Trafford and hopes to return to its best in Barcelona.
La Liga Giants agreed to sign a loan to him with the option to buy, and was able to prove an excellent addition to the great success side of Flick’s first campaign. Barcelona won the domestic high-pitched championship last season, lifting the Laliga title, Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup.
And according to a Spanish publication, Barcelona’s success came after Flick implemented ten strict rules that all members of his team hope to follow. The report says that the flicks require each player to arrive at least 90 minutes early for training, and the Germans are often the first on the training ground.
There is also daily measurements that help track the fitness level of the entire team, but the entire team will need to eat food prepared by nutritionist Silvia Tremoleta at the club’s Ciutat eSportiva Canteen.
Players will also need to participate in the morning warm-up session of the game.
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Flick also demands that players meet at team hotels ahead of every game, and the 60-year-old is said to be keen to “control all the details and avoid unpleasant surprises.” He also discarded late-night flights after the away game to prioritize player recovery.
However, training under the flick is extremely difficult, with Barcelona implementing long, intense training sessions that last around an hour and a half. He also discards the fines system enforced under Xavi and trusts his players to explain themselves.
Note that Flick usually limits his players to one day per week, requiring the manager to give him everything. He also tries to maintain a professional relationship with the squad “based on respect and commitment” in believing there should be a clear line between the manager and the player.
And Flick has already revealed that he is a Rashford fan, describing him as a “great player” when asked about the potential moves of Winger in May. “This is what we talked about with the club,” Frick said.
“In the final match, there may not have been many options in that position, so we need to bring more options and more options to the team. This is Deco’s job, it’s clear and I’ll support him.
“I don’t want to talk about players that aren’t on my team, but of course, Lewis Diaz and Marcus Rashford are great players. I like them and I see what happens.”
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