Marcus Rashford is looking to resume his career after joining Barcelona on loan, but he has not convinced fans about his performance so far, and there have been reports of concerns from the boardroom
According to a Spanish bomb report, Barcelona is considering sending Marcus Rashford back to Manchester United after making the loan spell difficult.
Rashford joined the Catalan giants at the end of July and ended his recent difficulties at Old Trafford after being frozen from the first team by manager Reuben Amorim.
The Winger has been featured in all three of Barcelona’s first three LA La Liga games, but after playing a total of 95 minutes, he has yet to be impressed with the team. He launched Barcelona’s 3-2 victory in Levante last month, but was engrossed at halftime, with the hosts leading 2-0 at the time.
He also came as a submarine during the season opening victory at Malorca and a 1-1 draw against Raio Vallecano, but fans and critics aren’t sure he will become a valuable member of the team.
And there are also concerns about the boardroom Rashford, according to Spanish outlet El Nacional, which says he is hoping for better displays from England International at this point.
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It added that the boss “disappoints” his performance and hopes for immediate improvement, but their patience is not endless.
The report also suggests that President Joanne Laporta and sports director Deco were never convinced of Rashford’s signature, which favors Nico Williams and Louis Diaz.
Hansifrick was the one who pushed the move, feeling that he could help Rashford recapture the form that he had transformed into an Old Trafford superstar. After the opening game of the season, Flick said he is confident that Rashford will have a major impact on the Spanish champions.
“He gives us more possibilities,” he said last month. “I know he’s more comfortable as a winger, but his strengths make him a big contribution to our play. I’m sure we’ll see a great Marcus Rashford this season.”
The Spanish side would have to pay a fee of around £4.3 million if they decide to send Rashford back early. Chelsea had to pay United a similar penalty fee of £5 million after refusing to owe to his obligation to sign Jadon Sancho at the end of last season.
The news continues the turbulent year of Rashford after first dropping out with manager Amorim, who has had trouble with player attitudes in training.
Speaking cruelly about Rashford at the beginning of the year, the coach said he would rather play the role of 63-year-old goalkeeping coach Jorge Vital than someone who “don’t give the biggest.”
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